Sentence examples for risk to remove from inspiring English sources

A second drawback of the original approach of transitive reduction is the risk to remove true edges, even in signed perturbation graph.

Keeping edges capturing indirect effects would result in FP predictions and transitive reduction seeks to remove FPs to obtain true negatives (TNs)—but with the risk to remove true positive (TP) predictions resulting in FNs.

While typically feasible for sites in the extremities, there may be very high risk to removing devices in large central veins such as the superior vena cava.

Experts also believe the "Baby Peter effect", following the death of Peter Connolly in Haringey, has persuaded many local authorities to lower the risk threshold to remove a child, in the hope that this will reduce the chances of a high profile child death.

The proposal also encourages platforms to develop "automated detection tools" so they can take what it terms "proactive measures proportionate to the level of risk and to remove terrorist material from their services".

Chromium VI) being highly carcinogenic and mutagenic, it is necessary for risk assessment to remove and concentrate it in order to re-use it instead of reducing Cr VI) to Cr III).

If he and BW remain locked in dispute, he risks having to remove his boat from the canal.

It is not obvious whether the moral good is served by seeking peace above all else, or risking bloodshed to remove a despot.

Treatments suggested ranged from a five-hour, high-risk surgery to remove a portion of my stomach, to lumbar spine injections to numb nerve paths, to a prescription of antidepressants.

The VA concludes with the "simple steps that can save someone you love," in which it advises that "[t]he best way to reduce gun risks is to remove the gun from your home".

Vaccinating a significant proportion of these children in the highest risk areas is necessary to remove the risk of an epidemic.