LR: low-risk; undetermined: undetermined-risk; possible HR: possible high-risk; HR: high-risk.
Presumably that silence owes to the fact that, to date, genetically modified foods don't offer the eater any benefits whatsoever — only a potential, as yet undetermined risk.
It is now well accepted that intrinsic, albeit undetermined, risk factors are responsible for significant inequalities between Scotland and other countries such as England, referred to as the 'Scottish effect'.
Two were suicides, the rest undetermined.
However, this testing is controversial as the functional significance of these individual genetic variants is still unknown and the clinical validity and utility of genomic testing for PCa risk assessment is yet undetermined.
BRCAx patients might harbor so far undetermined high-risk gene variants and/or variants in multiple interacting high and low risk genes [ 17, 18].
Whether particulate matter is associated with loss of bone mineral density and risk of bone fractures is undetermined.
While the specific genes conferring risk for schizophrenia are still undetermined, several studies and meta-analyses point to the potential involvement of the gene for dopamine D2 receptors (DRD2) [3], [3].
The roles of dyslipidemia, hyperinsulinemia, hypertension, and pre-morbid ability as putative risk factors are as yet undetermined and require further investigation.
It is an important property of Łukasiewicz' three-valued logic that the truth-value of the disjunction of two undetermined propositions is undetermined, i.e., (p ∨ q) is undetermined for p undetermined and q undetermined.
Identifying women with increased risk of later diabetes has an undetermined benefit.
