Sentence examples for will be low risk from inspiring English sources

Most regions of Brazil will be low risk for the disease, but some experts say the tournament may coincide with a spike in cases in the north east of the country.

A number of men referred for mpMRI optimized for detection will be "low risk," with relatively low PSA and either no prior biopsy or prior biopsies showing no or only small volume, low-grade cancer.

However, Mr McPhail warns that Nest's investment strategy will be low-risk, which may be good for those nearing retirement but less so for younger savers who can afford to take risks in the hope of higher returns.

The targeted patient population for this study will be low-risk patients.

Of these our survey predicts that 2,350 will be low-risk drinkers consenting to the study.

It does not take a genius to forecast the results: people who believe themselves high risk will flock to the plan that does not base rates on medical risks (the "community rated plan") while people who believe themselves to be low risk will go for the plan in which healthier people pay lower rates.

"The northern latitude makes it possible that even with climate change the average temperatures will be low, with the risk of frost in the autumn," says Jörgen Bogren of the department of earth sciences at Gothenburg University.

A failure mode will be very low critical when its risk factor is between 1 and 4, will be low critical when the risk factor is between 5 and 9, will be medium critical when the risk factor is between 10 and 25, high critical when its risk factor is between 26 and 49, and very high critical when the risk factor is between 50 and 100.

If banks believe that the rate of employment will be low, so household default risk is high, banks require high face-values of debt to offset this risk.

Cash balances will be low and the company risks breaching banking covenants; however, the banks remain supportive and Scicys is underpinned by a strong balance sheet with £9m of property, including a £5m headquarters near Chippenham.

This will mean that some infants who were actually exposed were not identified and were included in the comparison group of non-exposed infants, but the proportion will be low and the effect on risk estimates negligible.