Sentence examples for risk of normalisation from inspiring English sources

As the risk of developing one or more chronic illness increases with age [ 8, 10], the presence of multiple chronic illnesses may also affect the manifestation of depression and increase the risk of normalisation of depression [ 11].

Rationale: This approach allows the location of each line of input via an XPath expression without the risk of modification due to normalisation of the document.

The next paragraphs provide an overview of pharmacological interventions in the experimental setting in the treatment of T2DM and/or myocardial ischaemic injury, which might reduce perioperative risk due to normalisation of metabolic derangements (Table  1).

This was seen as an indication of normalisation of security.

It's time to shed the baggage of normalisation.

I think this is the process of normalisation.Q.

"Modernisation" is becoming hegemonic even as it attracts accusations of "normalisation".

Immediately after the final agreement, Farc members will start to establish 23 "Transitory Rural Settlement Normalisation Zones" and eight "Transitory Points of Normalisation " (smaller, for fewer guerrillas).

But he also blamed "a process of normalisation, whereby antisemitism is being made somehow acceptable".

Back then, investors cheered the early evidence of "normalisation" in monetary conditions.

"Perhaps for some older women, there's a sense of normalisation," she added.