risk of disease

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The riskofdisease was defined as high if the number of infected seeds in a sample of 70 g was 1.5 or higher.
The matched case-control study showed that visiting sub-area 4 or 5 in the west of the city was associated with riskofdisease.
It also produced some unexpected results, with a lower riskofdisease associated with some foods which were investigated as potential risk factors.
On multivariable analysis, being black and having a history of pneumonia remained the only factors that were independently associated with increased riskofdisease.
Further studies are also necessary in order to study the excretion of the organism and the riskofdisease for contacts of cases.
In that case, regular hygiene inspections of these farms and enforcement of strict hygienic measures should reduce contamination and thus keep the riskofdisease to a minimum.
Although cortisol did not mediate the increased riskofdisease progression due to psychosocial variables, it is of interest that cortisol independently predicted disease progression and mortality.
The converse is also true: if there is a lowered riskofdisease, either through vaccination or because of lowered prevalence, individuals may increase their risk-taking behavior.
Furthermore, pathogen-infected ticks are still abundant at many sites where these wasps are present, so wasp parasitism does not, by itself, control the riskofdisease.
Firstly, this should encourage efforts to reduce the riskofdisease.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
The riskofdisease as well as accident was too great.
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