Sentence examples for risk of arm from inspiring English sources

Breast cancer-related lymphoedema (BCRL) is a debilitating, distressing condition affecting approximately one in five breast cancer survivors (Clark B, Sitzia J, Harlow W. Incidence and risk of arm oedema following treatment for breast cancer: a three-year follow-up study. QJM 2005 98 343 8).

Their first product is a patent-pending sensory sleeve for baseball pitchers to reduce the risk of arm injuries.

To build predictive models of the genetic risk of ARM contributed by the CFH, LOC387715, and C2/CFB loci, we applied both logistic regression and the new generalized multifactor dimensionality reduction (GMDR) method (version 0.7) [76].

Wrinkle length and/or skin pigmentation does not indicate the risk of ARM in every individual clinically.

And modified osteotomy is reported to be under the risk of arm fracture of osteotomy as a postoperative complication [ 14], which is impossible after transverse osteotomy.

Inconsistent findings in epidemiological studies exploring the relation between the use of computer and forearm pain for instance have led to the controversy as to whether the use of computers increases the risk of arm symptoms and disorders [ 3].

Even after the death of Sean Benton, who five months earlier had died from gun shot wound while on guard duty at Deepcut, the army still had not considered the risk of trainees on armed guard from self-harm or the risk of arming the young and immature.

Re "Risk of Arms Race Seen in U.S. Design of Missile Defense" (front page, May 28): In the cold war, the arms race between the United States and the Soviet Union provoked a buildup in China.

It is the selling country that has to assess by itself, following its own interpretation of the criteria, including the risk of arms diversion, when it comes to selling military goods".

Greater transparency can help stop illegal sales, reduce the risk of arms being diverted to terrorist groups and criminals; stop the flood of weapons to human rights abusers, and stop the arms that are being used to violate humanitarian law in too many communities on too many days.

The union told the BBC that passengers were being waved through without extra checks, leaving the UK open to a higher risk of arms and drug smuggling.