risk of death

collocation in English

meanings of riskand death

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risk
noun
uk /rɪsk/ us /rɪsk/
the possibility of something ...
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death
noun[C or U]
uk /deθ/ us /deθ/
the end ...
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Examples of risk of death

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If the initial pill with 5% riskofdeath was refused, a pill with 1% riskofdeath was offered.
The riskofdeath was ordered from lowest to highest.
It is possible that such differences could alter the riskofdeath predicted by our model.
This polymorphism was associated with reduced riskofdeath and/or disease progression.
Our main calculation assumes the socalled human capital approach to increased riskofdeath.
The patient was first asked to consider a pill with 5% riskofdeath.
When consent was obtained; 86% discussed riskofdeath, 79% the success rate and 68% both.
Physical activity after a breast cancer diagnosis may reduce the riskofdeath from this disease.
The riskofdeath varied by organism but less by age.
If accepted, a pill with 99% riskofdeath was offered.
If accepted, a pill with 50% riskofdeath was presented.
Seeking water often brings riskofdeath from predators that wait for prey at watering places.
Published cohort studies are largely limited to males and are too small to estimate the age-specific riskofdeath.
There was a higher riskofdeath and hospitalization in infants than in children aged 1- 4 years.
The riskofdeath at other ages, most notably between one and three years of age, was often quite high.
Our present data include only 24 deaths and the riskofdeath must still be estimated from retrospective studies.
As it happens, the riskofdeath emanates from a person, but that fact is not critical to your motivation.
Denying support to the population amounts to abandoning them to the riskofdeath from malnutrition and diseases.
Multiple pairwise comparisons for riskofdeath between different exposure times of cotton samples were not significant.
In conclusion high-dose propranolol therapy reduces the riskofdeath by 87-97% compared with the other treatment regimes.
Moreover, the relative riskofdeath among the early-retirement benefit recipients increased with time since retirement.
The highest relative riskofdeath in comparison to the general population was found in females aged 15-24 years.
Second, the patient must understand the risks, benefits, and alternatives to the treatment, including the riskofdeath.
As the area under the curve becomes progressively smaller in each panel, it represents an increased riskofdeath.
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