Sentence examples for status in risk from inspiring English sources
Including glycemic control, albuminuria, current management, and socioeconomic status in risk equations may also improve prediction and outcomes, particularly for people with type 2 diabetes, a group at high risk of CVD (1).
The predictive role of oipA functional status in risks of PUD and GC may differ because of their distinct pathogenic mechanisms.
Ownership of the refrigerator and phone was lowest among residents in the high risk areas for typhoid fever further suggesting a lower economic status in high risk areas for typhoid fever compared to high risk areas for paratyphoid fever and low risk areas.
While recent studies have assessed the predictive capacity of comorbidity and health status measures in risk adjustment for outcomes of cancer surgery, [ 10, 11] they did not consider performance status.
The views concerning the role of socioeconomic status in NTD risk vary, with some studies suggesting that the risk is higher among families of lower socioeconomic status, and some others not supporting this suggestion [ 5- 7].
Using the multifactor dimensionality reduction analysis, we observed some evidence of interactions of these two SNPs with other risk factors, especially age at primiparity and menopausal status, in the risk of cervical carcinoma.
These data show the significant role played by socioeconomic status in cancer risk.
Most SF height research has been conducted in hospital-based settings and has investigated the relationship between SF height and SGA status in high risk populations [ 13- 15].
It will be interesting to investigate the role of marital status in the risk of malaria parasite infection in this study area.
The importance of ACPA (anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide antibody; anti-CCP) status in stratifying risk for RA has been a highly significant discovery.
This information will provide novel and robust evidence for the efficacy of cognitive and strength training on cognition and functional status in at risk older adults.
