Sentence examples for the risk of completing from inspiring English sources

Iran's leaders have indicated they are ready to try to work out a deal, but may not be willing or able to shoulder the risk of completing one.

But the spokesmen of the French and British peoples have run the risk of completing the ruin, by a peace which, if it is carried into effect, must impair yet further, when it might have restored, the delicate, complicated organisation through which alone the European peoples can employ themselves and live.

The gradient of suicidal intent affects the risk of completing suicide in the long term, as medically serious suicide attempts are at higher risk and use different substances [ 14, 15].

A year after the interventions, the risk of completed rape was a significantly lower: 5.2percentt for the resistance training group, compared to 9.8percentt for those who received brochures.

Family history of suicide and chronic long term stressors have been shown to increase the risk of completed suicide in other Asian countries such as China, with the presence of multiple risk factors are associated with increased risk [ 66- 68].

Regarding the risk of completed suicide, data were too limited to consider valproate on its own in the model, and the range of the sensitivity analysis covered the existing risk estimates.

Specifically, whereas lower IQ is a risk factor for suicide in those free from psychosis, low IQ or poor school performance has been observed to reduce the risk of completed suicide in psychotic people.

There is some evidence that lithium treatment might be effective in reducing the risk of completed suicide in adult patients with unipolar affective disorders, however no clear cut results have been found so far.

Thus other depressive disorder had a comparatively high impact owing to its high prevalence, despite the risk of completed suicide not being as high as for schizophrenia or bipolar and unipolar disorder.

Haukka et al. [ 37] found in a large cohort of suicide attempters in Finland that the risk of completed suicide was 10%%; our finding of a suicide risk of 11%% after an attempted suicide is well in line with their results.

Evidence from this study suggested lithium treatment to be effective in reducing the risk of completed suicide in adult patients with unipolar affective disorders, however no clear cut results were found in terms of DSH (or suicidality) and the heterogeneity in terms of diagnosis of the recruited sample might have acted as an important confounder.