Sentence examples for slightly high risk from inspiring English sources

Less months of breast feeding is associated with slightly high risk of anaemia and more months of breast feeding with less risk.

There was no significant difference in the average bed-days fuzzy set membership between slightly high risk and very high risk POs (0.631 and 0.559, respectively; one-tailed t-test p = 0.3446), nor were bed-days significantly correlated with DxCG score (r = 0.314; one-tailed t-test p = 0.14).

"But this study links feelings of loneliness to a slightly higher risk of the condition.

One study  found that taller men were at slightly higher risk for aggressive prostate cancer.

People who sleep less than seven hours a night have a slightly higher risk of dying prematurely.

But some recent studies indicate that distance runners may be at slightly higher risk for atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat.

You'll even learn why implants with special features that sound great, may actually have a slightly higher risk of complications.

In fact, several studies suggest that isolated and lonely people face a slightly higher risk of heart attack or stroke than people with stronger social networks.

People over 60 appear to have a slightly higher risk of experiencing side-effects from yellow fever vaccine but the risk remains extremely low.

In addition, colonoscopy has a low but slightly higher risk than sigmoidoscopy of causing bleeding or injuring the colon, he said.

Slightly higher risk reductions were found in women who ate fish five or more times a week, but there were relatively few women in that group.