Sentence examples for rudimentary risk from inspiring English sources
Where cross disciplinary research does occur, much of it is programmatic evaluation of the kind common in the onchocercal literature (e.g., [ 69, 73]) or fairly rudimentary risk factors research (e.g., [ 57, 58]).
One investigative panel, appointed by NASA, found that quality assurance programs had been "diluted or removed" to cut costs, risk assessments were "rudimentary" and hundreds of once mandatory inspections had been eliminated.
Lastly, we are only able to provide respondents with a rudimentary estimation of their future 10-year risk of having a CHD event, and present them with a risk category that has wide confidence intervals and a high level of uncertainty.
A linkage to cancer risk is suggested by a rudimentary connection of these dots.
Children living in rudimentary and transitional households had a higher risk.
Other studies have failed to find significant differences between abstainers and low-risk drinkers,, after controlling for rudimentary and health-related confounders [ 25, 26].
Our data indicate that a child living in better quality housing (termed basic urban) had a lower risk of wheeze than those living in rudimentary and transitional households.
The spillover risk is particularly high for operations with rudimentary biosafety practices (e.g., backyard flocks) and that trend toward outdoor access for organic poultry.
Other limitations include the rudimentary assessment of smoking history which is the main risk factor for many cancer sites, and the omission of other potential confounders such as lifetime number of sex partners, which has been shown to be associated with a increased risk of HPV infection (Markowitz et al, 2009) and is likely associated with smoking status as well.
That being said, during the Soviet era high-risk peat bogs were monitored from the air and rudimentary provision was made for stopping fires.
And to top it all off, we continue to deny women courageously risking their lives to escape sexual violence the most basic, rudimentary level of protection.
