Sentence examples for risk recognised from inspiring English sources

The risk recognised, Chinese policymakers, lacking decent monetary tools, had no choice but to increase spending sharply if the country's deflationary psychology was to be broken.

Children highlighting a risk posed to them, or very often, a friend; a risk recognised because it had been put in context and the consequences exposed in a safe environment.

The conventional calculation of theoretical cumulative risk in this study was based on the assumption that people who died of non-CHD causes would have had the same rate as those who had survived, while estimates of lifetime risk or remaining lifetime risk recognised the fact that their risk of CHD after death was zero.

These companies demonstrate an increasingly mature attitude to risk, recognising the need to change ahead of market disruption.

Although estimates of the theoretical cumulative risk assume that people who died of non-CHD causes would have developed CHD at the same rate as those who survived, estimates of the actual lifetime risk recognise that the risk of CHD after death is zero.

The gatekeeper training teaches them to identify people at risk by recognising suicidal risk factors, to assess the levels of risk, and to manage the situation appropriately by employing adequate approaching tactics.

The case highlights the need to anticipate early, and pre-emptively treat, life-threatening toxic metabolic surge from acute compartment release and reperfusion of non-traumatic bulk tissue infarction, a risk well recognised in rhabdomyolysis from traumatic crush injury.

The median number of risk factors recognised by respondents was nine out of 13.

Given the specifc risk rate recognised in these latter category of patients, we may assume that this minority of GHD patients who show LV hypertrophy deserves further attention due to an equivalent estimated risk [ 19- 29, 29].

Access to specialist osteoporosis services were either patient or healthcare professional initiated, and included cases of multiple fractures, single fracture, silent presentation (osteoporosis confirmed during other treatments or due to referral from primary care as risk factors recognised).

In fact the need for skill development related to 'psychosocial risk' was recognised by over 80percentt of senior managers and other respondents to a survey of EU stakeholders conducted as part of the PRIMA-EF project [ 72].