They examined avoidable mortality -- that is, deaths whose risk of occurrence would be far lower if the population had access to appropriate health care interventions.
Those issues include the foreseeability of the supervening event, allocation of the risk of occurrence of the event, and the degree of hardship to the promisor.
Our results demonstrate that population specific polymorphisms that exist in GNAS gene may alter the risk of occurrence of malaria.
Preterm birth (PTB) is a multifactorial disorder, and air pollution has been suggested to increase the risk of occurrence.
This study was conducted to establish whether hypertension increases the risk of occurrence of rotator cuff tear and influences its size.
This paper explores the design of wide-area supplementary damping controllers (WASDCs) with the aim of minimizing the risk of occurrence of poorly damped inter-area oscillations.
This paper presents a survey on security issues, threats, challenges and contingency measures that are suitable to reduce the risk of occurrence and impact should such threats materialize.
This study analyzed the association between forest fragmentation and its influence on the risk of occurrence of the disease in the human population.
Evidence of social support as a factor for risk of occurrence was inconclusive with three studies reporting no significant associations with the remaining two studies reporting weak associations.
This saves time for experimental selection during the conversion of winding parameters and minimizes the risk of occurrence of defects with incorrect winding parameters.
Even more confusion comes from findings indicating that metabolic syndrome in non-diabetic renal disease sufferers increases the risk of occurrence and progression of chronic renal disease.
