Crossbills may thus dampen the flow of stress hormones to ensure that their chicks survive, risking their own health in the process.
We estimate to be able to recruit at least 60% of the entire surviving risk cohort (n = 1038) for the clinical assessment, based on the responses of the 509/845 cases who have already consented to follow-up.
Similarly to the QALY approach, the value of reducing a specific mortality risk in the current period depends on life expectancy, competing mortality risk and the individuals's health if he/she is to survive the risk, baseline risk and on income or wealth.
Excluding participants with very low mortality risk, while simultaneously selecting those at greatest mortality risk, increases the magnitude of possible survival benefit of a new therapy, while not placing those most likely to survive at risk of any adverse effects of a new therapeutic approach.
To descend as far, to take as much of her as he could survive, and risk even more.
In a letter to the Guardian, 71 NHS leaders urge the three main parties to start producing solutions to help the NHS survive or risk it ceasing to be a universal service that is free at the point of need.
To descend as far, to take as much of her as he could survive, and risk even more".The Caribbean setting, where a desultory coup is under way, is pro forma; occasionally a hard-bitten journalist, shady CIA operative, or shifty junta general provides perfunctory (if painfully familiar) atmosphere.
The staff didn't distinguish between curable and incurable patients, putting some patients, who might otherwise survive, at risk of dying from infections.
Imagine for a moment that you're faced with a choice: Hide your true identity so you can afford to survive, or risk everything from your job to your home in order to live as your authentic self.
Furthermore, for those who survive the risk of reoccurrence of the disease is a major problem.
