Sentence examples for the enhanced risk from inspiring English sources
Enhanced epithelial proliferation due to IL-1β may contribute to the enhanced risk of gastric cancer and precancerous lesions in H. pylori-infected individuals with specific IL-1β alleles associated with higher levels of production.
Pro-Europe businesses would have to calculate whether the enhanced risk of a defeat in the referendum would be worth the prize of achieving the opt-outs.
The proposed design is tolerant to the uncertainty and provides estimate of the enhanced risk unforeseen in the deterministic system.
It is concluded that the majority of the enhanced risk of grade 3 tumors is due to enhanced innate predisposition to grade 3 tumors in dense breasts.
Using the enhanced risk analysis tool and material constants calibrated to powder-metallurgy (PM) disk alloy ME3, the effects of grain size and tertiary γ′ size on combined time-dependent and cycle-dependent crack growth in a PM Ni-alloy disk is demonstrated for a generic rotor design and a realistic mission profile using DARWIN.
These alterations in healthy smokers may reflect pathogenic processes contributing to the enhanced risk of upper and lower respiratory tract infection associated with cigarette smoking.
In both cases, state-employed neophytes were seduced by complex products peddled by Wall Street which is again likely to be hit with lawsuits as a result and failed to appreciate the enhanced risks that come with enhanced returns.
She had a total hip replacement following a full discussion of the enhanced risks of surgery.
But in all cases, the enhanced risks in these subpopulations leave the affected individuals vulnerable to carcinogenesis.
Acidification is an early and important biochemical change associated with acute myocardial ischaemia (Elliott et al. 1992, Vandenberg et al. 1993) and may contribute importantly to the enhanced risks of potentially life-threatening arrhythmias in such situations (Senges et al. 1979, Luqman et al. 2007).
Consequently, the observed age associated alterations of HDL may contribute to the dramatically enhanced risk of cardiovascular disease in elderly subjects.
