Risk factors

Underlying Risk Factors

Material foreseeable risk factors

(d) Reduce the underlying risk factors

But pollution is the king of all risk factors.

Social, economic, cultural, traditional and religious causes and risk factors

C. Linking the factors ecological model of risk factors and causes of violence against women, linking together individual, relationship, community and society (State) factors

Dietary factors also influence the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

Four risk factors for a precursor of heart failure are discovered.

It is supported by risk factors that contribute to increased vulnerability.

Other risk factors include diabetes, being uncircumcised, and having a large prostate.

Weakness continues to exist with respect to actions taken to lower risk factors.

Furthermore, risk assessment should be linked to individual plants risk factors, such as location in a seismic zone, secondary containment, safety redundancies, etc.

The association was present in all major regions of the world, with an estimated 46 increased risk following adjustment for other risk factors.

Discovering and suppressing the risk factors for certain diseases in accordance with a special program.

Research on risk factors for non contagious diseases was conducted in Republika Srpska during 2002.

The project will assist the Investment Management Service in mitigating exposure to various risk factors.

The third option to consider is a public information campaign about diseases, symptoms, and risk factors.

The risk of emboli forming in idiopathic AF depends on other risk factors such as increasing age, hypertension, diabetes, recent heart failure, or previous stroke.

A number of risk factors were identified, including failure, the loss of capital or closure and the risk of being taken over by foreign firms.

Due to their extremely high importance, foods are considered to be high risk factors of the environment.

Considering frequency and risk, this class of breast cancer susceptibility factors can be called rare, intermediate penetrance mutations .

Weaknesses persisted in the Government's responses to warnings, as well as in decreasing risk factors for vulnerable groups.

The Framework calls for targeted increases in official development assistance and national budgets towards reducing underlying risk factors.

Genetic factors are likely involved in at least some cases, as there is about a 7 familial recurrence risk.

Because of the factors I have cited, an alarming number of young people find themselves in at risk situations.

This underlines their large significance as risk factors from the environment for chemical, biological, parasite or some other contaminations.

All population groups are exposed to environmental risk factors, but particularly children, pregnant women, chronic patients and the elderly.

Developmental factors Factors such as hypoxia and infection, or stress and malnutrition in the mother during fetal development, may result in a slight increase in the risk of schizophrenia later in life.

(a) Focusing on integration of the various elements of care within a primary health care approach, with special emphasis on reduction of risk factors and management of high risk groups

The global numbers are expected to continue increasing as risk factors remain common and the population continues to get older.

International institutions, governments and civil society should also address the underlying risk factors that provide terrorists with support and recruits.

The accuracy of the nursing diagnosis is validated when a nurse is able to clearly identify and link to the defining characteristics, related factors and or risk factors found within the patients assessment.

Regulatory and other actions addressed at tackling these risk factors have led to dramatic decreases in road crashes in many developed countries.

The risk is greater in those who are poor, although it is not clear if this is due to poverty itself or other risk factors associated with poverty, such as air pollution and malnutrition.

It relates to the future Elements The nursing care plan consists of a nursing diagnosis with defining characteristics (subjective and objective data that support the diagnosis), related factors or risk factors, expected outcomes goals, and nursing interventions.

Credit rating agencies, institutional investors, and asset managers are encouraged to see how such factors can be incorporated into their own risk models.

As individuals in such regimes ascend the hierarchy, patronage and risk aversion become the most critical factors in determining their chances for promotion.

The aim is to prevent submunitions from becoming explosive remnants of war, which constitute real risk factors for civilian populations once conflicts end.

These include increased industrial development and other activities that could lead to higher levels of background air pollution and other health risk factors.

An assessment of code of conduct risk factors has been prepared with a plan of action for the UNMIS conduct and discipline unit.

In order to reduce disaster risks, countries and communities must first identify risk factors, decide what level of risk is acceptable, and then take steps to reduce risks or transfer them away from affected areas.

Due to a rapidly growing population (as well as other factors), this area is considered at high risk for water shortages in the future.

A number of factors, including climate change and poverty, had increased the risk of natural disasters and the fragility of the countries facing them.

In addition, reliable risk prediction models are required to learn more about the combined effect of certain patterns of susceptibility factors on overall lifetime risk and response to therapy, including their role as objects of targeted therapies.