Sentence examples for risk to practice from inspiring English sources

The present study also showed that unemployed youths were almost seven times more at risk to practice early sexual initiation than those who are employed.

Big bandwidth, he added, would enable these same doctors doing high-risk surgery to practice the life-saving procedures in advance over network-enabled simulators, leading to better results, new kinds of surgical innovations and new forms of medical education.

"These simulation experiences are low-risk opportunities to practice essential professional skills to a level of fluency, which ultimately enables students to move into professional practice with 'experience' already under their belts," the team say.

Health experts have warned that the rise in STIs shows too many young people are still putting themselves at risk by failing to practice safe-sex.

"It's not easy to find a dishonest bankruptcy attorney who is going to risk their license to practice law on a case they don't believe in," Mr. Winchell said.

Training in VR allows physicians a risk-free environment to practice life-saving procedures, especially ones that are not commonly performed.

Doctors and medical personnel throughout Florida will soon be under new orders: Talk to your patients about gun safety and risk losing your right to practice medicine.

Women need to practice risk management, don't they?" One of the most troubling things about this is that commenters were fully convinced that a real dude wrote this.

Respondents who were in their third trimester (OR 1.4; 95% CI: 1.1-1.8; p = 0.01) were more likely to practice risk behaviour associated with listeriosis (Table  6).

Respondents who were in their third trimester of pregnancy (OR 0.4; 95% CI: 0.1 – 1.0; p = 0.05) were less likely to practice risk behaviour associated with CMV (Table  6).

Confounders may then bias the practice patterns/outcomes association if the selection of different risk groups is related to practice patterns.