Sentence examples for risks peak from inspiring English sources

Personal risks peak when others are counting on you to make the right decision and the stakes are highest.

Risks peak at age 18 years.

Unlike the French results, no significant BSE risk peak was evidenced.

The IBTR risk peak delay observed in ERP tumours is an exception to the common recurrence risk rhythm.

In East Asia the risk peak was in December with nadir in May (OR 4.5; 95% CI 2.8 7.2) and in the Caribbean in February with nadir in September (OR 7.8; 95% CI 2.2 27.7).

All subsets of patients displayed a wide, nearly symmetrical recurrence risk peak, with a maximum at 18 24 months and a height similar to the corresponding estimates of pre-menopausal patients (Fig. 4).

A second risk peak at 72 months appeared for both HER2 populations, but, interestingly, the magnitude in this case seems to be higher in the HER2-enriched group with Ki-67 <14% (0.75% risk; 95% CI = 0.3% to 1.8%) than with Ki-67 ≥14% (0.25% risk; 95% CI = 0.08% to 2.7%).

The later, broader, more symmetrical risk peaks indicate that some features of the corresponding metastatic development may present stochastic traits.

Meningococcal group B is now the commonest bacterial type (many others are dealt with in vaccination programmes), and infection risk peaks at around six months of age.

At 30% of GDP, the risk peaks at about one in three.Why are poor, stagnant countries so vulnerable?

SIDS risk peaks around two to three months, and drops significantly by the time babies turn 6 months old -- which is also around the time that many babies can roll over from front-to-back and back-to-front.