Sentence examples for risk of cuts from inspiring English sources

Hostels and community support currently funded by councils will be at risk of cuts and/or closure.

Still, the keepers of the ponies want the refuge to take action, including clearing away old barbed wire that can be exposed by storms and increase the risk of cuts.

The medical broken glass containing drugs was thrown into plastic containers of 5 L for infectious waste to prevent the risk of cuts.

This recall is to apply adhesive strips to the interior roof liner to prevent it becoming loose during the deployment of side curtain airbags, which could increase the risk of cuts during a crash, the NHTSA said.

Be careful with knife, risk of cuts.

Over time the razor may become dull, adding to the risk of cuts.

The improvements in lag screw placement will undoubted reduce the risk of cut-out of the implant post-surgery.

There was no association between the method of proximal configuration and risk of cut out (P = 0.9) but distal locking configurations showed a smaller risk if used in dynamic mode (P = 0.004).

This study aims to determine whether educating surgeons on the concept of TAD, and its importance, has an effect on their accuracy of lag screw placement (TAD) and, therefore, the future the risk of cut-out.

The shape of the blade leads to improved rotational stability of the femoral head and neck fragment, which is vital for reducing the risk of cut-out, and may contribute to fewer delayed unions or varus angulation in unstable pertrochanteric fractures [14, 15].

A meta-analysis of 14 studies with 3,069 patients showed an increased risk of cut-out (13% vs. 4%), non-union (2 vs. 0.5%), implant breakage (14 vs. 0.7%) and re-operation (10 vs. 4%) for fixed nail plates in comparison with the sliding implants [8].