Sentence examples for upward risks from inspiring English sources

Bank officials have warned for at least a month about the "upward risks" of inflation in Europe.

Upward risk escalators can be accused of generating positive feedback, with iatrogenic effect.

When considering the diagnostic age, upward risk trends were associated with increasing age in Hakka and Hokkien.

The CAROC, recommended for risk assessment by the Osteoporosis Canada guidelines, uses age, sex, and femoral neck T-score to determine initial 10-year absolute major fracture risk (low, moderate, or high) and adjusts risk upward in the presence of prolonged glucocorticoid use or fragility fractures after the age of 40 years.

Some assumptions may systematically bias risk upward across all compounds.

This upward inflection in risk could be adequately described using a single linear term above this threshold.

To our knowledge, this is the first study to report the observation of an upward shift in risk status in a UK population-based study.

Plots of stroke mortality rates versus blood glucose identified an upward inflection in risk of death from stroke at about 4.6 mmol/l.

In women the insulin resistance of pregnancy increases such risk (upward excursions shown here for two pregnancies), particularly of GDM but also of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

This inevitably leads to problem with confounding variables and results in upward bias in relative risks and prevalence rate values.

However, these observations suggest that MIBG imaging might be more effective in reclassifying upward to a higher risk cohort (such as ADMIRE-HF) and downward to a lower risk population such as that examined in this study.