Sentence examples for risk judgements from inspiring English sources

The corresponding figures regarding comparative risk judgements for toothdecay were -.17, -.43 and -.59.

So far, studies related to comparative risk judgements for oral health hazards are almost lacking.

Absence of unrealistic optimism in comparative risk judgements for cancer has been documented elsewhere [ 2].

Multivariate analyses using General Linear Models, GLM, revealed gender differences in comparative risk judgements for gum disease, whereas social position varied systematically with risk judgements for tooth decay, gum disease and air pollution.

Educational level varied systematically only with comparative risk judgements for experiencing an accident (F = 13.1, p < 0.000).

The mean comparative risk judgements amounted to -.46 and -.11 among lower and higher educated adults, respectively.

In this study we test whether paper case simulations evoke similar risk assessment judgements to the more realistic simulated patients used in high fidelity physical simulations.

Given the limitations of traditional paper-based approaches, we explored the potential of high fidelity physical simulations for examining nurses' risk assessment judgements identifying patients at risk of deterioration in acute care settings.

An "unclear risk" judgement was applied if the item was reported, but the risk of bias was unknown.

Specifically, it has shown that an educational intervention can counter a tendency to say "no risk" by shifting (appropriately) novices' tendencies towards making "at risk" judgement calls.

Estimated marginal means revealed that women gave significantly lower comparative risk judgement of gum disease than did men (-.39 versus -.19, p < 0.05).