Sentence examples for risk moderately from inspiring English sources

Chemotherapy can be classified by the associated emetic risk (Table 1) 12, 12– 14 as high risk (highly emetic chemotherapy [HEC], >90%), moderate risk (moderately emetic chemotherapy [MEC], 30%90%%); low risk (10%30%%); or minimal risk <10%).

Ford, which has a bankruptcy risk moderately below 70.0% according to Moody's, fell 31 cents, or 8.2%, to $3.46.

In a partially immune population, while individuals with very few contacts maintain low levels of risk, moderately connected individuals become the most vulnerable subset of the population.

Current smoking has been found to be a risk factor for RA, with the risk moderately increased in men and more so in men with seropositive RA [ 18].

Screening guidelines in Australia categorise asymptomatic individuals into three levels of risk: "at or slightly above average risk"; "moderately increased risk'; and "potentially high risk".

For persons at elevated level of risk ("moderately increased/potentially high risk") the proportion notified of their "increased risk" was identified.

One of the other major categories of stocks Lynch always targeted: "stalwarts"–the kind of low-risk, moderately growing, high-sales companies that provide protection in recessions.

"From 10 years after treatment, breast cancer risk was moderately increased in the IVF group but also in the non-IVF group, compared to the general population," the researchers said.

Although the number of affected babies was small, Dr. Robert Temple, an associate director of the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research at the F.D.A., said the 2.7-fold increase in risk was "moderately large," and added, "This is important enough and impressive enough to tell people about".

Among patients with rectal cancer, relative risk increased moderately for almost any type of glucocorticoid use.

The overall relative risk was moderately increased, largely accounted for by high risks following severe tuberculosis diagnosed a long time ago.