Sentence examples for supplementary risks from inspiring English sources

Climate change is expected to pose supplementary risks in this context of fragmented landscapes, and especially for river systems adaptation management programs are developed.

Despite improved and intensified treatment of diabetes and its vascular risk factors and complications, supplementary risk markers alone or in combination addressing other and earlier aspects of the pathogenesis are needed.

These data suggest that the intratumoral GalNAc-T5 density might have good discriminatory power as a supplementary risk factor in patients with late-stage gastric cancer and lead to a more accurate classification under the TNM stage system.

Additional biases specific to individual study designs will be assessed on a case-by-case basis and in consultation with relevant methodological experts and noted in a supplementary risk of bias table.

The prevalence of CV disease appears to be higher in the HIV population, compared to the general population, and recent studies have demonstrated that the supplementary risk for acute myocardial infarction in HIV-infected patients is 75% [ 5].

Despite intensive research in the pathological mechanisms resulting in improved and intensified treatment of diabetes and its vascular risk factors and complications, there is still a need for supplementary risk markers to understand the pathogenesis and predict the development of micro- and macrovascular disease.

Seven questions proposed degrees of agreement with various propositions, including a supplementary risk of cancer for yourself, your family; predisposition to a certain kind of cancer for yourself, your family; a diagnosis of cancer; a vulnerability to environmental factors; a risk of infection.

In China, dogs serve as food animals, the consumption of undercooked meat containing T. gondii tissue cysts can be a supplementary health risk to consumers.

Eight studies of limb reduction defects (2915 malformed cases, 2.4 million controls)—the absence or severe underdevelopment of the hands or feet (transverse limb reductions), or of the radius, tibia, ulna or fibula (longitudinal limb reductions)—all reported increased risks; Supplementary data, Table S4 and Fig.  2c.

Of the 215 somatic mutations, 124 (58%) were predicted high risk and 91 (42%) low risk (Supplementary Material, Table S13).

Of 689 noncases, reclassification generally was reversed; 110 reclassified to higher risk versus 166 reclassified to lower risk (Supplementary Table 7).