Sentence examples for the increased hazard from inspiring English sources
While avoiding the West Nile virus is important, the increased hazard of city traffic over that of an outdoor campground might even outweigh the virus risk.
The aim of our review was to evaluate the evidentiary base supporting the hypothesis that the increased hazard for metabolic disturbance in MDD subpopulations (and vice versa) is mediated in part by endophenotypic variations in sleep architecture.
If it proves true that they are indicative of CV risk in migraine, these WMHs, by revealing the presence of subclinical organ damage, could be a useful marker in migraineurs to evaluate the increased hazard for CV events as well as the presence of carotid intima-media thickening and atherosclerosis in the general population.
The increased hazard of mortality implies that PLWH with TB die earlier compared to PLWH without TB.
The increased hazard of mortality for some PrP genotypes can be quantified by comparing the rate of mortality for different genotypes when defining mortality within periods as a binary trait.
The increased hazard of death conferred by low serum phosphate was independent of other metabolic parameters, hsCRP, and known risk factors for early ART-associated mortality in sub-Saharan Africa, including low BMI, CD4+ lymphocyte count and hemoglobin.
The transferred risk is increased because of the larger scale plants that are now built in locales that are less able to cope with the increased hazards.
The increased hazards were significant for both singletons, multiples, boys, girls, and infant survivors.
True 'suspended animation' can be induced to gain complete control of the situation early, rather than chance the increased hazards of partial control in unstable circumstances.
Compared with patients with TBI without hyperlipidaemia, all age groups show the increased hazards for patients with TBI with hyperlipidaemia, but only patients between the ages of 50 and 65 were significantly different.
But this "let's come back stronger and better" attitude, though empowering, is the wrong approach to the increasing hazard of living close to the rising sea.
