Sentence examples for risks demonstrated from inspiring English sources

Vasami's implication that antimony III) oxide, when ingested, might be free of the risks demonstrated for antimony III) chloride, is without evidentiary basis.

Some early evidence on cardiovascular risks demonstrated that the lipoprotein(a) may seem to play a role in the different gender effect [ 47, 48]; however, the level of lipoprotein was not assessed in our study.

Coxibs were found to have higher gastrointestinal tolerability than traditional NSAIDs, but their overall safety profile is controversial in light of cardiovascular risks demonstrated for rofecoxib, celecoxib and (in post surgical patients) for parecoxib and valdecoxib [ 1- 5].

However, should any of the control series cancer sites be shown subsequently to be causally associated with air pollution, this would have the effect of attenuating the risks demonstrated in our study.

Application of the results to fit the SEER data on cancer risks demonstrates a strong predictive power of the model.

As seen in the figures, this macro-level of visualizing safety risks demonstrates little difference between the methods and temporal units.

Thus, the final set of 10 mandatory practices for the Planning phase is shown in grey background in Fig. 8. Amongst these practices, Identify product risks and Analyse product risks demonstrate the relevance of evaluating product risks.

Moreover, the 2008-2009 global financial crisis starkly illustrated the systemic nature of risks, demonstrating how the integration of financial and trade markets quickly transmit turbulence in one economy regionally and internationally.

In addition, a companion analysis [ 17] of type-specific lung cancer risks demonstrates that the increase in lung cancer risk is predominantly for adenocarcinoma which is more difficult to explain as a socioeconomic effect.

Low risk presented an ASP of 5.0%, intermediate risk demonstrated an average ASP of 15.2 ± 2.1% (range 11.7 17.1%), and high risk presented an average ASP of 27.2 ± 8.5% (range 5.2 46.5%).

Cross-tabulation of triad knowledge (Yes/No) by LEAF-Q score (Not at risk/At risk) demonstrated no association between triad knowledge and LEAF-Q score category (χ 2(1) = 0.004, p = 0.949).