Sentence examples for with unknown risks from inspiring English sources

But it is still a relatively new technology with unknown risks.

That this technology is at least 20 years away from being a practical technology and comes with unknown risks does not enter Sachs' sci-fi scenario.

The trainees are informed about the type of stop they are making (e.g., suspect in a crime, stopping a vehicle of a crime suspect, vehicle stops with unknown risk such as failing to stop at a stop sign, etc)., and the scenarios vary in intensity, from routine to highly threatening.

In order to identify risk factor-specific profiles of methylation we performed a class comparison analysis including these groups, and a group of HCC samples with unknown risk factors (negative for HBV or HCV infection, and no history of alcohol consumption).

13 patients with unknown risk category were excluded.

Cases with unknown risk factors for HIV acquisition were proportionately redistributed based on known cases.

Finally, because this study was performed in healthy subjects with unknown risk of UAO, it is unclear whether our results are applicable to subjects with UAO or in emergency mask ventilation.

Instead, studies with "unknown" risk of bias on "random sequence" and "allocation concealment" were excluded in a sensitivity analysis that showed a comparable HR of 0.92 (95%% CI 0.84 1.02) (Fig.  7).

The sensitivity analysis on the basis of quality of studies in which we excluded the studies with unknown risk of bias may be very firm and can give an underestimation of the quality of the excluded studies.

Compared to the country-wide Peruvian data, a high MDR rate was found among new smear-positive pulmonary TB patient with unknown risk factors for MDR living in North Lima (5.3% vs. 7.5%, respectively) [ 4].

The large proportion of patients with "unknown" risk factors was likely due to deliberate concealment of the actual risk factors, likely to be illegal sex, by the infected patients as non-marital sex and homosexuality are prohibited in Islam, the religion of all Saudi citizens and the vast majority of expatriates living in Saudi Arabia.