Sentence examples for risk of evolution from inspiring English sources

By linking information on mode of action to each commercial pesticide product it was also possible to obtain detailed information on the use pattern of the various pesticide modes of action, which is relevant information assessing the risk of evolution of pesticide resistance.

A CIN1 is associated with a risk of evolution to a CIN2 or more severe lesion that is not markedly more important than the risk associated with a LSIL/ASC-US pap smear while the colposcopy is normal or the biopsy is negative (between 8 and 13% whatever the results of the initial colposcopy) (LE 2/3).

The purpose of this study was to classify fetal heart rate (FHR) monitor patterns according to risk of fetal acidemia and risk of evolution to a more serious pattern and to use this information to construct a standardized process for FHR pattern management, with the ultimate aim of minimizing newborn infant acidemia without excessive obstetric intervention.

The usage of boosted rather than unboosted PIs was not associated with the risk of evolution on PI resistance.

Thrombocytopenia in patients with myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) is associated with shortened survival and an increased risk of evolution to acute myeloid leukemia (AML).

Finally, melphalan exposure has been associated with increased risk of evolution to AML among ET patients although it is not a commonly used therapy.

Ethanol was chosen as a carbon source to minimize risks of evolution of the decarboxylases towards the use of pyruvate as a substrate.

This decrease was despite the fact that the importance of the disease remained high because of the ongoing risk for evolution of a pandemic influenza strain.

We started by calculating an average-risk category: this was 43-522), meaning that there was a high risk of poor evolution for values above 52 and a low risk of poor evolution for those below 43.

It was therefore decided that the RR would be classified into 3 categories, with a high risk of poor evolution for values above 24 and a low risk of poor evolution for those below 20: accordingly, our final proposal for classifying the RR into three categories was ≤ 20; (20,24]; > 24.

As for the positive half-cell, the risk of CO2 evolution increased with increasing cut-off voltage.