Sentence examples for threatening outcomes from inspiring English sources

Cardiovascular autonomic neuropathy invokes potentially life threatening outcomes especially in poorly controlled diabetic patients.

Following this, children were given two possible neutral outcomes and two possible threatening outcomes and were asked to indicate which outcome was most likely to occur.

Recently, several studies have provided evidence that living in a single parent family and a low attachment to parents is associated with adolescent substance use and other health threatening outcomes [ 19].

12 20 The difference in obstetric and neonatal outcomes between teenagers and women at advanced age seemed to be lower risks for several unwanted and threatening outcomes in the teenage group; thus there were no obvious advantages concerning obstetric and neonatal outcomes at advanced maternal ages.

Serious adverse events (SAEs) were defined as adverse events that resulted in any of the following outcomes: death, life threatening event, prolongation of hospitalization, and disability/incapacity.

Serious adverse events were defined as adverse events that resulted in any of the following outcomes: death, life threatening event, prolongation of hospitalisation, and disability/incapacity.

Their condition may also affect levels of sickness absenteeism or job turnover and thereby making it difficult to maintain adequate levels of health care staffing, reducing quality of care and threatening patient outcomes [10], [27], [28].

Although common oral diseases are not life threatening, their outcomes may influence the overall wellbeing of individuals and populations.

Overall, amygdala neurons reflect changes in attention driven by stimuli threatening aversive outcomes even when attention is primarily directed at the location of a reward-predicting cue.

In 2008, overdose exposure to all formulations of vitamins and multivitamin-mineral formulations was reported by 68,911 individuals to the American Association of Poison Control Centers (nearly 80% of these exposures were in children under the age of 6), leading to 8 "major" life-threatening outcomes, but no deaths.

Clinical manifestations of cardiovascular autonomic dysfunction (e.g., exercise intolerance, intraoperative cardiovascular liability, orthostatic tachycardia and bradycardia syndromes, silent myocardial ischemia) can result in life-threatening outcomes (11, 12).