Examples of using Risk of developing in English and their translations into Czech
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
As well as,"excess risk of developing liver disease.
The risk of developing RILD is proportional to the irradiated volume, i.e.
There is a 20-30% increased risk of developing lung cancer when.
Lower risk of developing radiation pneumonitis, esophagitis and secondary tumors.
Box 1: Activities increasing the risk of developing WRULDs In the neck and shoulders.
Anyway, athletes should be made aware that long-term treatment with doping agents might increase the risk of developing cancer.
Their brains are, however, at greater risk of developing slowly in early childhood.
You're at risk of developing a secondary infection like septic arthritis, osteomyelitis, or endocarditis.
Use of vildagliptin has been associated with a risk of developing acute pancreatitis.
Ageing leads to an increase in the risk of developing disorders and diseases, and health issues are the most common reason for leaving the workforce before the statutory retirement age.
Reduced doses to the pulmonary parenchyma, with reduced risk of developing pulmonary fibrosis;
The risk of developing diabetic ketoacidosis may be increased with prolonged fasting, excessive alcohol consumption, dehydration, sudden reductions in insulin dose, or a higher need of insulin due to major surgery or serious illness.
Pulmonary disease may be at an increased risk of developing problems from ETS exposure.
Patients with severe rheumatoid arthritis, who have had the disease for a long time, may be at higher than average risk of developing lymphoma.
That children may be at increased risk of developing infections and that their immunisations need to be up to date.
Patients with COPD andpatients who are heavy smokers may have a higher risk of developing cancer with Remsima treatment.
Hummus contains many health benefits that help reduce the risk of developing lifestyle diseases such as cardiovascular disease, obesity, type 2 diabetes.
Harvard researchers looked at nine prospective studies finding that just one serving of processed meat per day increased risk of developing diabetes by 51 percent.
Patients with an advanced disease have the highest risk of developing acute and late-onset post-radiation complications.
Truth: In some people, consumption of soy foods will lower cholesterol, butthere is no evidence that lowering cholesterol lowers one's risk of developing heart disease.
As a result, young workers are at considerable risk of developing musculoskeletal disorders including low back pain.
It also spares internal ear structures, thus reducing the risk of hearing impairment,enables a reduction in the dose to the brainstem and optic chiasm(optic nerve crossing), and halves the risk of developing secondary tumors.
UV damage and repeated sunburn in childhood andadolescence increase the risk of developing epithelial skin cancer and malignant melanoma later in life so it is vital that protection is used from an early age.
Reduces the mean dose to the pulmonary tissue by about 50% compared to photon radiation therapy, thus reducing the risk of developing inflammatory lung disease("pneumonitis");
Yeah, now that you're two,you can watch screens without the risk of developing long-term attention problems.
Compared to cow milk, goat milk contains a very small share of αs1-casein and relatively higher portion of ß-casein, which brings it closer to the breast milk than cow milk andalso lowers the risk of developing intolerance to animal proteins;
Children and adults taking Remsima may have an increased risk of developing lymphoma or another cancer.
Rapamune, like other immunosuppressive medicines, may decrease your body's ability to fight infection, andmay increase the risk of developing cancer of the lymphoid tissues and skin.
Occupational diseases andhealth problems Young workers have a lower average risk of developing occupational diseases than older workers.
Because it reduces the activity of the immune system,Rapamune can also increase the risk of developing cancer, especially lymphoma and skin cancer.