These individuals being flagged as "at risk" subsequently require follow up tests until the disease manifests itself [ 14].
Subsequently, patients at risk can receive adequate modification in their orthodontic treatment, perhaps even pausing treatment which would allow the regenerative properties of cementum to repair the root surface, thereby minimising irreversible loss of root structure [6, 7].
These women give birth to large for gestational age babies and infants who subsequently are at risk for diabetes and obesity themselves (12).
Our aim was to explore whether those being "at risk" according to their risk scores, corresponded to individuals who subsequently had been put on drug treatment.
Paradoxically, these behavioral adaptations may put the latter species at greater risk of infection with G. destructans and subsequently at greater risk of the dehydration that could result from fungal damage to wings.
These patients are subsequently at greater risk of having another serious gastrointestinal or cardiovascular event, based on post-event risks estimated from the literature.
Diet and exercise are also used to manage a condition known as gestational diabetes, which develops in a small percentage of pregnant women and usually resolves itself after delivery, though such women are subsequently at increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
'" For example, a poor child who has lost her mother to AIDS may be forced to drop out of school and is subsequently at increased risk of becoming involved in exploitative labour.
Because myoglobin is eliminated quickly and elimination occurs outside of the renal system [8, 9, 26], our data indicate that routinely measuring myoglobin on admission and, subsequently, in patients at risk of developing rhabdomyolysis in the ICU setting might be of clinical value.
