Sentence examples for separating risk from inspiring English sources

It means separating risk and audit committees.

Therefore, separating risk factors for acquiring MRSA from risk factors for increased severity of infection with MRSA using the approach of this study may be difficult.

In our study, the use of improved epidemiological data on the risk of developing lung cancer separating risk estimates by gender, time since quitting and heavy/light smoking patterns [ 18] should provide more precise cost-effectiveness estimates[ 31].

In general, people do not have an idea of the measures of injury prevention; in our question on "What we can do for our children so that the incidents of injuries are not repeated in future?" most of the participants felt that children should be warned or taught/advised about the risks of injuries rather than giving examples such as separating risk factors from their environment.

But in my opinion, what separates Risk Takers from other leadership programs is that in addition to education, teenage girls have the opportunity to meet, question, and challenge the women (actors, directors, writers) from the films that they screen.

Ideally, a WTP approach would separate risk assessment from valuation.

How do you separate risk from being healthy and/or suffering from cardiovascular disease?

High blood pressure, just like any other non-communicable diseases, is multifactorial in its causes and each separated risk factor has its own level of association to the blood pressure.

We used four baseline clinical parameters (performance status, WBC count, alkaline phosphatase and number of metastatic sites) to classify the patients into three clearly separated risk groups (Kohne et al, 2002).

They did however find evidence that the risk items separated into "risk to self" and "risk to others", and together formed a separate factor, important for clinical flagging of risk of harm.

However, a larger study will be required to determine an optimal threshold on the 60 gene index for separating high-risk from low-risk patients.