Sentence examples for risks in order to reduce from inspiring English sources

Therefore, post-transplant management of NASH patients, including the choice of immunosuppressants, should account for those increased risks in order to reduce the rate of unfavorable outcomes.

This law of meat inspection makes food safer and is the principle of food hygiene being the most important means of protecting consumer against food-borne health risks, in order to reduce food infection.

The overwhelming demand for kidneys exacerbates the controversy; hence, most medical centres accept prediabetic donors despite the risks in order to reduce the number of people on the waiting lists.

The NCD risks factors found to be common among primary school educators calls for an urgent need for policy makers to implement health policy and interventions aimed at alleviating such risks in order to reduce the development of NCDs in this high risk group and ensure quality education of learners, intervention implementation and appropriate role modelling.

It is suggested that special attention is paid to possible prophylaxis and to treatment of groups at risk in order to reduce hazardous consequences of such accidents and to preserve the health of future generations.

Pre-operative liver stiffness measurement in cirrhotic elderly patients with HCC and Child class A could help us in the evaluation of surgical risk in order to reduce post-operative morbidity and mortality.

The report clearly highlights the importance of high quality POA to ensure the early identification and effective clinical management of "higher risks" patients, in order to reduce surgical mortality rates.

To summarize, there is great potential to work in the area of NPC prevention and treatment in southern China to decrease NPC risk and improve survival risk rates in order to reduce M I ratios.

The Food and Drug Administration called back several hundred employees to carry out inspections of "high risk" foods in order to reduce the risk that people get sick and die from what they eat.

During a 10-year period (1980 1990), we operated a professional doctor-nurse screening team, who were instructed to find those at high risk in control of their risk factors, in order to reduce CV morbidity and mortality.

Despite the complexity in determining independent associations between BMI, metabolic syndrome and incident CKD, clinicians should ensure that patients with obesity and metabolic syndrome are screened and appropriately managed for early CKD and modifiable lifestyle risk factors, in order to reduce the risk of both renal and cardiovascular morbidity.