Sentence examples for risk to acquire from inspiring English sources
Taking into account a study carried out by Kenney in 1996, in which risk factors associated to infections were assessed in different ethnic groups, it can be inferred that black women have more risk to acquire infections due to their sexual behavior.
Being infected with subtype B virus was associated with a significantly higher risk to acquire resistant HIV strains (OR = 3.06; CI: 1.16 8.08; pFisher Exact = 0.009) and the exposure category unknown is significantly more frequently reported in patients with resistant HIV strains (OR = 2.43; CI: 1.07 5.51; pFisher Exact = 0.05; table 1).
Patients at risk to acquire a NI in our ICU are obviously sicker.
Patients under haemodialysis are considered at high risk to acquire hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection.
Resident forrest workers and hunters are at highest risk to acquire MAYV infection [ 4, 6, 7].
As expected, the risk to acquire MDRO increased with the ICU length of stay (Fig. 1).
From our data we conclude that distinct ARID5B rs10821936 polymorphism represents a novel risk factor to the acquisition of somatic mutation as it increases the risk to acquired MLL-r in EAL.
The fifth dimension, inspired by Zuckerman, is thrill seeking being willing to take physical, social, and financial risks to acquire varied, complex, and intense experiences.
In another body of work, the University of Delaware psychologist Marvin Zuckerman spent five decades (from the 1960s to the 2000s) studying sensation seeking, or the willingness to take risks to acquire varied, novel, and intense experiences.
The aims of the Framework for Education on Risk are: "to raise awareness among the school community for the issue of civil protection; to identify risks; to acquire safety habits and to develop skills in civil protection; to promote suitable attitudes and behaviors in case of emergencies; to promote internal risk safety plans; to promote personal safety" (Saúde et al. 2015, p. 6).
The objectives of civil protection clubs are defined as "to raise awareness of children for civil protection; to know stakeholders and actors; to identify natural and technological risks; to acquire safety habits; to develop skills in terms of civil protection; and to promote suitable attitudes and behaviors in case of emergencies" (ANPC 2006, p. 27).
