Sentence examples for risk of clustering from inspiring English sources

Especially for the event studies focusing on the impact of political events or macroeconomic announcements in Turkey, there is a risk of clustering due to the application of same event date for all observations.

Patients with cavitary had increased risk of clustering in both counties.

Furthermore, the risk of clustering non-orthologous gene duplicates into a given UniRef50 cluster is reduced in nematode-trapping due to the rapid divergence of gene duplicates generated by repeat induced point (RIP) mutations [ 19, 20].

One standard deviation score greater first trimester fetal crown to rump length was associated with a lower risk of clustering of cardiovascular risk factors (relative risk 0.81, 95% confidence interval 0.66 to 1.00) in childhood (fig 2).

There is a potential risk of clustering; however, since the intra-observer agreement of classifying fractures and for treatment planning is known to be fair to moderate, we are justified in combining results of the four comparisons.

First trimester fetal growth restriction was also associated with an increased risk of clustering of these cardiovascular risk factors in childhood.

The increased familial risk of cluster headache strongly suggests a genetic cause.

The survey by Kudrow and Kudrow either under- or overestimated the risk of cluster headache, depending on the balance between underestimation and misclassification by the probands [13].

Russell et al. and Leone et al. probably underestimated the risk of cluster headache, as only those possibly affected were interviewed [12, 14].

Another epidemiological study revealed the German Shepherd Dog has an increased risk of cluster seizures compared to other breeds like the Labrador Retriever [ 126].

Either way, it is important to bear in mind the risk of further suicides and the risk of cluster formation in a society struck by a teenager suicide [ 2, 3].