associated risk

collocation in English

meanings of associatedand risk

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associated
adjective
uk /əˈsəʊ.si.eɪ.tɪd/ us /əˈsoʊ.si.eɪ.t̬ɪd/
connected:
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risk
noun
uk /rɪsk/ us /rɪsk/
the possibility of something ...
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Examples of associated risk

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Shoulder dystocia: its incidence and associatedrisk factors.
Obstetric shoulder injury: associatedrisk factors, prediction and prognosis.
Syncope in an elderly, institutionalized population: prevalence, incidence, and associatedrisk.
In the gastrointestinal tract, gastric dilatation is common with the associatedrisk of aspiration.
Cost-effectiveness of a new transplantation regimen epidemiology and associatedrisk factors.
Pressure ulcer prevalence, incidence and associatedrisk factors in the community.
Impact of fathers' alcoholism and associatedrisk factors on parent-infant attachment stability from 12 to 18 months.
In conclusion, the source and type of food eaten were the most strongly associatedrisk factors for gastroenteritis.
There is a need for additional conceptually based, longitudinal, multivariate studies regarding burnout and its associatedrisk factors and consequences.
However, the majority of infants and children with thromboembolic diseases have several associatedrisk factors prior their vascular occlusion.
The model included the likelihood and cost of terminations after diagnostic testing and the associatedrisk of fetal loss.
There was wide variation in the range of alcohol problems and associatedrisk characteristics within the alcoholic group.
In fact, the large number of associatedrisk factors may make many models including all such risk factors difficult to interpret, if not altogether meaningless.
Nevertheless, these findings are noteworthy given that gender, associatedrisk factors, and other forms of maltreatment were controlled in these analyses.
These prospective cohort studies are supported by smaller randomized controlled trials for investigating mechanisms or modifying the associatedrisk factors uncovered by epidemiological studies.
First, it goes beyond the usual focus of development practitioners and is more flexible in its identification of bad outcomes and the associatedrisk factors.
Transfer between hosts, however, must carry with it the associatedrisk of dislodgement and failure to reattach to either recipient or donor host.
The time elapsed between the possibility of diagnosis in an otherwise asymptomatic fetus and the development of significant lesions and associatedrisk of sequelae is often several weeks.
There is also extensive evidence of the frequency with which radial scars are associated with malignancy and with other lesions that have an associatedrisk of malignancy.
Thirdly, the classification of work and its associatedrisk is a step in the right direction.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
There is also an associatedrisk of potential subsidence because of mine workings.
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If this is possible, then the element of associatedrisk would be correspondingly lessened, while rapid design iteration can still be achieved utilizing these simple, but more representative models.
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