Sentence examples for substantially higher risks from inspiring English sources

Some apparently healthy children have substantially higher risks for fracture than others.

They face substantially higher risks, especially persons with lower body weight.

It has previously been noted that early hospital-based series yielded substantially higher risks of SMN than population-based series (Hawkins and Stevens, 1996).

The LR is 1.8% for all high-risk non-construction occupations, but this is a broad category that includes many subgroups with substantially higher risks.

This study confirms that people with a diagnosis of melanoma have substantially higher risks of NMSC compared to patients with other types of cancer.

However, they combined high school dropouts and completers in the same educational group, although dropouts have substantially higher risks than completers [ 3, 4, 19].

Using the BEIR-V ERR model (National Research Council, 1990) instead of the BEIR-VII EAR model had no substantial effect on radiation risks, but the BEIR-VII ERR model resulted in substantially higher risk estimates.

Women who carry mutations in genes called BRCA are already known to have a substantially higher risk of breast cancer, at around 65%.

Now there is something else for them to think about: women who have had hysterectomies have a substantially higher risk of having urinary incontinence in later years, a new study reports.

He also called for the insurers to be more explicit with policy holders, showing that the scheme has a lifespan of only 25 years, and that at the end of that period people will face substantially higher risk premiums.

Beth Watts, in research for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, found that under-25s face a substantially higher risk of being sanctioned than older adults, with 8% of this age group now affected per month.