Sentence examples for with a risk to develop from inspiring English sources
A persisting lymphopenia or a non-significant increase at day 3 is associated with a risk to develop a nosocomial infection and with increased 28-day mortality (Additional file 1).
Thus, it is very relevant to identify biomarkers able to identify among persistently infected women those with a risk to develop cervical cancer.
One possibility is that IVTA may induce posterior vitreous detachment with a risk to develop retinal tear at areas of abnormal vitreoretinal attachments.
In the present study, to better characterize at the molecular level the subset of HP that may be associated with a risk to develop colonic neoplasm, we assessed the activation of the ERK and STAT3 pathways in HP and we analyzed the correlation with PG expression.
An excess of ILC2 s was found to be associated with a higher risk to develop a secondary infection (314 mL [152 621] versus 104 mL [15 677], p = 0.05).
The RD-score did identify patients with a high risk to develop a delirium.
A high percentage of patients with chronic daily headache with a high risk to develop MOH met the criteria for substance abuse according to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition (DSM-IV).
The objective of this paper is to identify occupations with a high risk to develop an OD of the lower back in Germany in order to show the potentials for prevention and further research.
Consequently, immunohistochemistry on rat brain sections to identify CD patients with anti-neural reactivity may help identifying a subgroup of patients with a specific risk to develop neurological disorders.
Nowadays solid information shows that rather than a totally benign disease, NAFLD may be a cause of chronic liver disease with a potential risk to develop end-stage liver disease complications that had a deleterious effect in mortality rates [ 34].
The present article describes the development of the predictive models, based on a large, multidimensional dataset collected from individuals characterized as MCI subjects - that is, presymptomatic individuals with a high risk to develop dementia within a few years.
