Exemplos de uso de To greater risk em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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To greater risk.
Too much iron has been linked to greater risk of heart disease.
Investments in foreign currencies may also lose value as a result of changes in currency exchange rates andare therefore subject to greater risk.
This has exposed civilians to greater risk of death, injury, and displacement.
Nearly all of them concluded that persons that tested repeatedly orrecently were exposed to greater risk of HIV infection 28 28.
In sum, the results obtained in the two cities showed that the MSM group is disproportionately subject to greater risk of new infections, and indicate that strategies to control the spread of the epidemic in this population subgroup are essential and urgent.
Transactions with ICM Capital are not transacted on a recognised or designated investment exchange and, accordingly,they may expose you to greater risks than exchange transactions.
This is complemented by the possibility of using the quick test for diagnosing HIV in populations exposed to greater risk or to whom access is difficult, regulated by a ministerial decree, as a strategy for increasing access to diagnosis.
Ex vivo expansion is necessary to obtain a suitable number of cells for research or treatment, which requires 2-3 months of preparation andconsequently leads to greater risk of contamination and loss of cells4.
In these facilities, older adults tend to be exposed to greater risks related to the unsuitable conditions of the physical structure and human and care-related resources. Such insufficiencies contribute to negative clinical outcomes, compromising the health condition of this population.
It is expected that there will be, among the study population, an over-representation of people exposed to greater risks and in worse health conditions than the general population.
The addition of echocardiographic changes, through the transthoracic and transesophageal techniques, to those scores, in the presence of atrial fibrillation can increase the accuracy of this stratification,identifying individuals who are subject to greater risks.
We feel that there is still the possibility of the European Union budget being exposed to greater risk than before in the proposal that the Council has chosen to follow.
Application of support pressure to the airway causes hemodynamic repercussions decrease of venous return and increase of post-loading of the right ventricle during application andalso exposes the lung to greater risk of barotrauma.
Similarly, Vishvakarman et al. found that, in Australia,physical education teachers are subject to greater risk of skin damage due to high exposure to ultraviolet radiation.
Special attention should be given to the macro-region Centre-south Guarapuava that showed clusters of municipalities with more than 50% of mothers with low prenatal coverage,exposing these pregnant women and their children to greater risk of morbimortality.
However, despite the fact that this legislation covers all workers,particularly those exposed to greater risks, there are still significant numbers of work accidents and occupational diseases.
We know that FMD has been around for 400 years so modern farm practices cannot be blamedfor this virulent disease, but the mobility of animals today gives rise to greater risk and faster contamination.
This fact leads us to correlate the most important cause of death- external causes- to males due to greater risk of exposure to environmental factors associated to their work or social activity.
What is observed in the elderly routine is that actions involving self-care to control blood sugar, such as self-administration of insulin and blood glucose monitoring, are not always managed properly, making it difficult to control andexpose the elderly to greater risks of acute and chronic complications.
Professionals consider the stretchers used for hospitalization of patients in the emergency unit expose the elderly to greater risk, as they are generally narrower and taller than hospital beds and are not always provided with guardrails.
Although some of these studies acknowledged this limitation and even the multiplicity of different practices that were potentially being treated as the same phenomenon e.g., Rendina et al., nearly all of them concluded that persons that tested repeatedly orrecently were exposed to greater risk of HIV infection.
Data analysis revealed that the crack user population living on the streets is exposed to greater risks to health and a greater social vulnerability.
Use of ceramic femoral heads has achieved wide recognition for total hip arthroplasty since their first use 30 years ago. Their advantages of biocompatibility and resistance against corrosion contrast with their low plasticity and elasticity,in comparison with metal components, thus giving rise to greater risk of material failure.
As an example, the Japanese and South Asian Indians have higher rates of total and visceral fat,which leads to greater risk of developing diabetes for a given value of BMI, in comparison to the Europeans.
Therefore, it is necessary to determine a strategy that allows tracking those patients with a higher chance of having significant CAD and who should thus be referred for angiography; by doing so we would be able to reduce the number of patients improperly classified as having low cardiovascular risk because of failure in the preoperative risk stratification andhence being exposed to greater risk of cardiovascular events.
Another study, also based on the Framingham population, followed up subjects between the ages of 59 and 90 during 7.2 years anddemonstrated that the echocardiographic variables most related to greater risk of atrial fibrillation were left atrial enlargement, reduced left ventricular fractional shortening, and left ventricular hypertrophy.
Metabolic syndrome is described as a cluster of the following components: central obesity, IR, atherogenic dyslipidemia, hypertension, vascular inflammatory markers, and impaired glucose tolerance,which are associated to greater risk of cardiovascular disease CVD and type 2 diabetes.
Because enabling Windows to NIS(Active Directory)password synchronization can expose passwords to greater risk of unauthorized use, selecting Enable prompts you to run a compatibility check of all domain controllers in the forest, to verify that they have the minimum security features to help protect user passwords.
Central obesity, IR, atherogenic dyslipidemia, hypertension, vascular inflammatory markers, and impaired glucose tolerance,which are associated to greater risk of cardiovascular disease(CVD) and type 2 diabetes.13.