Sentence examples for risk of practicing from inspiring English sources
According to Black, a number of factors have converged to heighten the risk of practicing yoga.
Among ART experienced groups, those who did not take substances had 86% lower risk of practicing inconsistent condom use than who use substance.
Being older in age, not perceived to be stigmatized, urban residents and a member of association of PLWHA had lower risk of practicing inconsistent condom use where as those who had sexually transmitted infections shows greater risk (Table 2).
I wanted to know first hand the rewards and risks of practicing the reporter's profession in this society and I have met a great number of concerned, but working, professionals.
If this is achieved, the benefits of performing an early tracheotomy may counteract the risks of practicing unnecessary procedures and associated complications.
Additionally, care providers also recognized their own personal social risks of practicing within a low-technology context which included the social stigma in the case of a bad outcome.
Indeed, many authors converge by highlighting the fact that criminalising practices of FGC may have unintended adverse effects, such as the risk of clandestine practice of FGC within host countries, alternate practices such as a ritual nick or that parents send their girl child to the home country to undergo these practices in unsafe conditions [ 6, 9, 15].
If health and social service providers believe a female child is at risk of the practice, or has already undergone the practice, they are required to report to relevant statutory bodies under provincial child welfare legislation [ 4, 20].
Instead, the only factor predictive of a higher risk was practicing a specialty that offered front-line access to care.
In a whirl of transactions, the risk of sharp practice, including insider dealing, may well grow.
The Prime Minister will attend the Girl Summit to announce a £1.4m FGM-prevention programme for survivors and those at risk of the practice.
