Sentence examples for upstream risks from inspiring English sources

Mark Lewis thus concludes that "the upstream oil industry is already struggling to make the returns that shareholders require for the kind of upstream risks that are now being taken".

In this prospective cohort, diabetes appears to exert a greater influence downstream on the risk of mortality in people with cancer than on upstream risk of incident cancer.

Thus, diabetes appears to exert a greater influence downstream on the risk of mortality in people with cancer than on upstream risk of incident cancer.

In Swaziland, these upstream risk factors include a national recession, high unemployment, ongoing drought, gender inequality, and other factors beyond the control of individual sex workers.

The approach to achieve these goals focused on tackling upstream risk factors, and used an evidence-based population health approach to achieve this.

The purpose of this study was to examine "downstream" exposures that had implications for VRE control policies, rather than patient-specific "upstream" risk factors that are not modifiable.

These characteristics have complex relationships with PTB [ 1, 13, 47- 53], and may be upstream risk factors influencing PTB at least partly through maternal comorbidities.

What are the obstacles to the use of the upstream event in risk assessment (hazard identification; dose response assessment)?

In summary, risk and preventive factors in this study point at contamination risks upstream at food production- and downstream at retail- and consumer sides.

It is inadvisable to add an access to the circuit upstream of the pump (risk of air entry) [18].

Furthermore, the scheme also produced the cumulative distribution function of flood area, which represents flood risk of upstream areas.