Sentence examples for risk of scoring from inspiring English sources

The UK government may be at risk of scoring an own goal as it pursues a strong line with suppliers such as Serco and G4S.

Brazil is at risk of scoring an economic own goal if it continues clearing Amazon forest for herding and soya production, according to a new study that has potential implications for global food security.

For children in the fourth grade, the researchers found that those in the youngest third of their class had an 80 to 90 percent increased risk of scoring in the lowest decile on standardized tests.

The risk of scoring a low performance on the tests was constantly higher in exposed subjects.

There were no significant differences between arms in the percentage, and risk of, scoring ⩾20 on the avoidance or intrusion subscales (Table 2).

Halterman et al. assessed 5398 children and adolescents aged 6 to 16 and demonstrated that subjects with IDA had more than twice the risk of scoring below average in scholastic achievement than the children with a normal iron status [ 43].

Established methods for estimating risk include the use of risk scoring systems, such as the APACHE II score [ 14].

Studies judged as low risk of bias scored as adequate for all key items.

Studies judged as high risk of bias scored as inadequate for one or more key items.

Studies judged as unclear risk of bias scored as unclear for one or more key items.

This limitation of risk scoring systems limits the impact of their use.