Sentence examples for risk paired from inspiring English sources

In compensation for this increased predation risk, paired males mate more frequently and father more of the female's offspring.

Molars showed statistically significant higher risk (paired t-tests) for decay, and missing when compared to premolars and anterior teeth (Table 6).

The producer will apply not only the risk pair AQLp and [1 − P AQLp)] as would be traditional, but also the risk pair LTPDp and P LTPDp) recognizing that the producer suffers from his own secondary risk even though by a lesser degree.

The Sieve algorithm we have developed greatly improves the efficiency with which infection events can be generated across large numbers of similar risk pairs.

This was formed by including all twin pairs who had been in the low-risk subgroup at 6 years of age plus a random subset of the language risk pairs to give a normative group that contained 12% of language risk cases (i.e., reflecting the proportions of high- and low-risk pairs in the whole population).

In the high risk treatment, less patches were used for foraging: 50% of foraging time was invested into 24% ±12%of patches under high risk and into 40% ±20%under low risk conditions (paired t-test, t = 5.6, p = 0.0001).

The U.K. department also employed a civilian risk manager paired with a uniformed officer, and had front line uniformed fire service personnel trained and experienced in performing at least one risk assessment, none of which were implemented in the intervention FD.

The engagement of otherwise at-risk students paired with differentiated student supports within the game (hints, tutorials, etc).

Kate Moss glammed up a little black dress with neon pumps and an animal print clutch, while Emily Blunt took a fashion risk by pairing a blue and pink dress with bold red shoes.

These conditions seemed to make left-handedness more likely, even when the mother was right-handed: The team found that among the low-risk pairs, 86% of the offspring of right-handed females were right-handed; among the high-risk ones, the proportion was only 46%.

The cancelled drug pairs were not only low-risk pairs such as albumin tannate and ferrous fumarate, but also high-risk pairs such as voriconazole and triazolam (Table  2).