Sentence examples for wide risk from inspiring English sources

Of note, we only included patients with or without previously screen detected asymptomatic CAD in order to include patients with a wide risk profile.

The point estimate of the ERR per Gy is higher than that reported by others, but given our wide risk CIs, it is consistent with many other studies.

Even though 95% confidence interval was wide (risk reduction = 28%, 95%CI: -26%–55%) the point estimate of the treatment effect displayed a trend towards the use of soap solution in reducing the risk of infection compared to antibiotic solution (28% reduction in infection risk)[ 11].

UI, thanks to its wide risk-pooling, enables strong consumption smoothing for all covered workers, helps protect against poverty during economic downturns, and performs well under various types of shocks.

Throw in the kingdom-wide risk of plague – a different sort of millennium bug – and this could be a particularly pungent prequel.

Analysts contend that the increasing reliance by automakers on single-source parts suppliers creates an industry-wide risk of failure.

It might also be worth assessing risk over a longer period than just one year, now the standard practice, or raising some banks' capital requirements if their size means that they make a disproportionate marginal contribution to system-wide risk.

Even that was evidently not enough to prevent its antitrust dispute with American regulators, but it may have mitigated the effects on profits.Another push for risk management comes from initiatives sponsored by government or by the auditing industry, such as the Treadway Commission, an international body of auditors that has drawn up rules for enterprise-wide risk management.

Lance Vervoort, its general manager for the community, said there was always a risk for zoo staff in managing big animals but the tiger did not pose a wider risk.

The wider risk is that the widening participation agenda will be obscured as the consultation process begins and universities are likely to be focused on the proposed regulatory changes and other aspects of the Tef.

Lance Vervoort, the council's general manager for the community, said in a statement there was always a risk for zoo staff in managing big animals like Oz but the tiger didn't pose a wider risk.