Sentence examples for risk of withdrawing from inspiring English sources

For example, if treatment were associated with a relative risk of withdrawing equal to 2, and the base withdrawal risk for a patient were 10%, then with treatment, the withdrawal risk would be 20% (2 × 10%).

What concessions, let alone peace, did Israel get for taking the unilateral risk of withdrawing from Gaza in 2005?

But Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said the Fed still runs the risk of withdrawing its extra support for the economy too soon.

"The prime minister took the risk of withdrawing forces from Lebanon and now he's in a situation where Hezbollah has crossed a United Nations approved line," the official said.

This force, inferior in strength, could not have been decisive, but Ludendorff then took the calculated risk of withdrawing the rest of the German troops, except for a cavalry screen, from their confrontation with Rennenkampf and rushing them southwestward against Samsonov's right wing.

Although the pool of participants who did not receive the match was small, both information failure and financial hardship had large impacts on the risk of withdrawing the account before receiving a match.

His note was copied to the defence secretary, John Nott, who also received warnings from Carrington about the risks of withdrawing the icebreaker HMS Endurance.

Nato commanders led by General David Petraeus have set out the risks of withdrawing too many troops too soon, and warned Obama there has been no noticeable dividend from the death of the al-Qaida leader.

Yet the reaction touched off by the mere hint of less QE also underlines the risks of withdrawing stimulus prematurely.

1 The empirical malaria risk maps that are commonly available to countries to support malaria control planning are those that represent the contemporary distribution of risk under control 7 8 and are therefore of limited value in defining the epidemic potential or the receptive rebound risks of withdrawing or failing to sustain interventions.

There was an increase of risk for withdrawn depressive symptoms (OR 2.04, CI 1.09-3.81) and externalizing symptoms (OR 2.07, CI 1.13-3.80) if the mother reported on depressive symptoms postpartum (Table  1).