Sentence examples for risks of concurrent from inspiring English sources

Authorities responsible for medicines regulation and education need to be aware of such use and put into place mechanisms to ensure that SJW users have access to information that addresses the potential risks of concurrent use.

In patients with a history of head and neck irradiation, due to the increased risk of multigland disease and risk of concurrent thyroid cancer, minimally invasive parathyroidectomy is considered by some to be a contraindication.

Papillary lesions tend to present with intralesional heterogeneity, and there is a risk of concurrent or subsequent malignancy.

Additionally, BML regression is associated with decreased knee pain but not a reduced risk of concurrent JSN progression.

A selection of retrospective studies estimate the risk of concurrent papillary carcinomas in functioning nodules ranging from 0.34% up to 5% [ 5, 17, 18].

However, most anatomic sites were at low risk of concurrent bilateral tumor invasion (<10%) except the TVPM (13.8%) and prevertebral muscle (13%).

A few case control studies [ 6, 10, 19] suggest that the smoking-associated risk of concurrent adenomas and serrated polyps is even higher than the estimates for the occurrence of only serrated polyps.

One additional case control study by Burnett-Hartman et al. [ 20] did not observe an elevated risk of concurrent adenomas and serrated polyps versus serrated only, in agreement with our finding.

A cross-sectional study of 791 patients with Parkinsonism that had linked U.S. National Survey data of 24,831 elderly to 1.9 million Medicare claims found that those with Parkinsonism had a 50% (men) to 70% (women) higher risk of concurrent diabetes (13).

The association between hs-CRP and cognitive impairment in metabolic syndrome patients may at first seem to indicate that subjects with ongoing generalized atherosclerosis are at greater risk of concurrent and subsequent cerebrovascular damage and neurodegeneration, both of which cause cognitive decline.

Intrathecal baclofen is an effective option to relieve spasms till recovery but its use is limited due to costs and the risks of introducing concurrent central nervous system infection.