Примеры использования Risk factors include на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Risk factors include.
Controllable risk factors include.
Risk factors included a history of heart failure or kidney impairment.
Uncontrollable risk factors include.
Other risk factors include obesity, smoking, carcinogen-rich diet and advanced age.
A few of the different bronchitis risk factors include.
The risk factors include.
Other risk factors includes retinal detachment, eye neoplasms and ophtalmias like chronic uveitis or iritis.
The priorities that countries can implement to overcome NCDs and their risk factors include, inter alia, a comprehensive approach involving an operational integrated plan to tackle NCDs and their risk factors, including both the prevention and treatment aspects.
Risk factors included separation, or intended separation, as well as the experience of violence as a child or adolescent.
Notable risk factors include age, gender.
Risk factors include injecting drug use, increasing practice of commercial sex and increase in number of Men who have Sex with Men.
Tax risk factors include.
Other risk factors included smoking, a diagnosis of depression or anxiety, and drug use outside of sex.
These common risk factors include tobacco and alcohol use, inadequate physical activity, and unhealthy diets.
Other possible risk factors include prolonged exposure to wood and metal dusts, asbestos, paint fumes and other chemical solvents.
Specific risk factors include: low parental income; low parental education; Aboriginal status; or recent immigration status.
Other risk factors include malnutrition, diabetes, drug use, excessive alcohol use, silicosis, cancer or cancer treatment and old age.
Underlying risk factors include poor living conditions, water supply and sanitation(97), social discrimination, urban planning and the availability of goods 19.
Other risk factors include poverty and deprivation associated with an unstable family environment, homelessness, and exposure to community or gang violence.
Risk factors include heredity, frequent abortions, and later the birth of children and the insufficient lactation, uncontrolled use of contraceptives, injury breast cancer, disorders of sex life, Smoking, alcohol use, failure to comply with the principles of a healthy lifestyle, stress.
Risk factors included downward fluctuations or shortfalls in resources, uneven cash flows, increases in actual costs as compared to planning estimates or fluctuations in delivery, and other contingencies that result in a loss of resources for which UNDP has made commitments for programming.
At the interpersonal andindividual levels, risk factors include negative peer influences such as the presence of gangs, violent images of masculinity and power, weak family cohesion, low educational achievement, a sense of disempowerment and despair, and past exposure to violence.
Risk factors include loss of control over the Syrian-Israeli border, a worsening of the situation in Lebanon and other countries in the region, weapons falling into the"wrong hands," including those of terrorist organizations, and, perhaps the most dangerous of all, an aggravation of inter-faith tensions and contradictions inside the Islamic world.
In babies that are born at term risk factors include problems with the placenta, birth defects, low birth weight, breathing meconium into the lungs, a delivery requiring either the use of instruments or an emergency Caesarean section, birth asphyxia, seizures just after birth, respiratory distress syndrome, low blood sugar, and infections in the baby.
There is a need for reports andpackages aimed at addressing NCDs and risk factors, including preventive and curative actions and access to medicines.
Alter et al.(2012)estimated the incremental health care costs that can be associated with obesity and additional risk factors, including low physical activity(described as sedentary) data not shown in Table 2 as authors reported per capita costs only.
In this regard, the Committee encourages the State party to adopt a holistic approach addressing the relevant root causes and risk factors, including poverty, harmful traditional practices, gender and absence of parental care.
Implement international agreements and strategies to reduce risk factors, including the 2003 WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, the Global Strategy on Diet, Physical Activity and Health and the Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol;
This data and information needs to be adequate, reliable, timely and disaggregated in order to show the burden, monitor the progress and demonstrate the effects of social determinants, including gender and income,as well as risk factors, including environmental ones.