Sentence examples for risks approximately from inspiring English sources
Despite the relative mildness of the IMF's adverse scenario, its stress test suggests that the banking system faces significant downside risks: –Approximately one-third of U.S. banks would experience a capital shortfall, even assuming a not particularly stringent capital threshold.
Modest associations between these genes and breast cancer risk have been hypothesized (relative risks approximately 1.2 1.5), however, conclusive data linking any of the four variants we examined with breast cancer risk are lacking.
The very high proportion of Mozambicans who were aware of blood-borne HIV risks (approximately 90%) in the 2009 AIS contrasts sharply with the very low proportions of 2003 Mozambique DHS respondents and DHS respondents in four other Southern African countries who mentioned such risks (8 23%).
Among them, the overall risk of all cancer (RR, 1.38; 95% CI, 1.29-1.47) wasimilarar to that for current smokers but significantly greater than that for exsmokers who had stopped by choice, and there were significant residual risks approximately 15 years after quitting.
The Environmental Protection Agency's estimate of risk, approximately 1 in 10,000, pertains only to bladder cancer, the most thoroughly studied health risk, and does not reflect other forms of cancer that can also be caused by arsenic.
For both genders, fracture risk is significantly dependent on age, and fracture risk approximately doubles with each decade.
Non-impregnated bed nets provided only partial protection, but their use decreased the risk approximately 1.6 times.
Subjects with HGPIN have the highest known cancer risk (approximately 50% at 3 years), and thus require a small sample size (n = 450) to detect a 33% reduction in cancer incidence.
31 Women with CDH1 mutations also have a high risk, approximately 40%, of breast cancer.
IGE also increased IBD risk approximately 2-fold (p < 0.05) after controlling for IBS.
Under the polygenic model, the distribution of risk approximately follows a lognormal distribution, thus log(R) = Y ~ N.
