Sentence examples for risks captured from inspiring English sources

Instead, the risks captured the attention of the media and much of the general public.

To estimate the total amount of risk captured by the genetic risk score, we calculated the odds ratios according to wGRS quartile (Figure 2).

A mapped example from one of the floors of the PAH shows the smooth spatial pattern of risk captured by the spatially structured random effects, indicating clustering of MRSA risk at the cubicle level, and the spatially random pattern of risk captured by the unstructured random effects.

Local rule design for this two-stage strategy can be cast as a constrained optimization problem with a Bayesian risk capturing the cost of transmissions and penalty for the estimation errors.

In the final scene of the film, he risks capture by the police by leaving the Casbah and running down to the French city and the port, down to the ship where Gaby has embarked to return to France.

But because John is an American, he risks capture by the Nazis and deportation to some forced labor camp in Germany -- or worse.

He risks capture by doubling back to tell M that Fields demonstrated bravery in the field, and this is enough to convince M that Bond can be trusted.

In summary, we found that a GRS combining 10 psoriasis risk loci captured significantly more risk than any individual SNP and was associated with early onset of disease and a positive family history.

Direct government purchases may have a more immediate impact but much of the benefit risks being captured by producers.

These risks are captured in the relatively high dividend yield or income to be paid by Royal Mail to its shareholders.

For this reason, we cannot compare or be sure of how migrants' risk preferences captured in our data differ, and in which ways, from non-migrants' risk preferences.