This fictional data was arranged to show either a negative or positive association: some participants were told that a risk-taking firefighter did better, while others were told they did less well than a risk-averse colleague.
In the 0 2 year period disease and treatment variables were more frequently found to be associated with bone loss than well known risk factors for osteoporosis e.g. smoking and post-menopausal status, whereas the opposite was seen for the 2 10 years period.
And because the conditions are so fast, many players will putt from well off the green, rather than risk a chip shot that could roll far beyond the pin.
Might as well risk setting them rather than risk the chance of allowing mold to grow in all of that moisture.
In this light, it may well be that Activision appeals rather than risk a renegotiation with Vivendi.
She now recognises that Britain's elected institutions do not well match popular feeling: but rather than risk the horrors of electoral reform she has latched on to her half-baked concept of referendums.
The gangs are so vicious you might as well just kill yourself now rather than risk stepping onto their territory.
Similarly, attempts to devise multiparametric models, incorporating biomarkers such as PAPP-A, PP13, and uterine artery Doppler indices in the first trimester, perform as well as or only marginally better than risk prediction based on maternal characteristics alone [ 42, 43].
Fasting glucose tended to correlate less well with risk factor levels than did 2-h glucose or A1C.
"I agree with its position that we have issues of concern as research needs, but they're in a different category than well-established risk factors".
