Sentences with phrase «at greater risk»

It's also important to know that there are certain types of thyroid disease that have a genetic or hereditary component that can put children at greater risk of developing a thyroid condition.

A new study of 129 children suggests that babies whose mothers have cancer during pregnancy, and seek treatment, are not at put at a greater risk for development problems.

They are also put at great risk when performing their job duties.

Those with a family history of immune dysfunction are also at a greater risk of developing an autoimmune disorder.

The vet is also at great risk from getting bitten, especially when trying to reach the back teeth which are far back inside the dog's mouth.

A dog who is vaccinated with this vaccine receives well less than one year of inadequate protection but is placed at great risk for vaccine - related illness.

All of these situations put children at great risk of receiving a bite.

Research on sleep deprivation places people at greater risk for developing certain illnesses.

No - one should be left at greater risk because of where they live or how much money they have in their pocket.

At 15 % profit margins or less with a 6 month timeframe doesn't that put one at great risk if there is a market decline?

After menopause, PCOS continues to put women at greater risk of heart disease, metabolic syndrome, and diabetes.

It's no surprise that moms are at greatest risk in places where resources are minimal.

Or does the intelligence of these students lead to too high expectations, given that children with AD / HD are often at a greater risk for academic and social failure?

There is no need to put our people and ecosystems at greater risk by allowing new investment in climate - damaging projects.

They are also at greater risk when undergoing anesthesia and surgery.

These types of exposures can cause free radicals to gain speed in your body damaging everything in their path and leaving at greater risk of chronic conditions like heart disease and cancer.

Thus, homelessness can be understood as a result of a developmental trajectory defined by successive environmental disruptions, each of which places individuals at greater risk for homelessness and associated risk factors.

Raw food diets tend to preserve more of the natural nutrient content of the ingredients but it puts your dog at a greater risk for food - borne illness.

It's the fact that many of the patients were veterans that served our country at great risk.

Cats at greatest risk for infection are those allowed outdoors where an infected cat may bite them or those exposed to cats of unknown infection status.

Families at greater risk receive more frequent, intensive services and faster response times.

This is because the driver is putting others at a greater risk of injury.

Does authoritarian parenting put kids at greater risk of anxiety, low self - esteem, and depression?

This could then put the species at a greater risk of extinction.

And, of course, there are the higher temperatures to contend with, which put your pet at greater risk for developing heat stroke.

But scientists say 0.5 C could make a crucial difference in some regions — particularly in developing countries in the tropics — that are already at great risk from climate change.

While athletes are not necessarily at greater risk during high school, they are more likely to attend parties where drinking is taking place.

They won't win anything and top 4 is at great risk now.

Young kittens are so adorable that it's hard to imagine they are the animals at greatest risk in shelters.

Some automotive defects occur more frequently, and / or put users at a greater risk of harm, than others.

By doing this you are not maintaining an effective means of escape for those you are responsible for within the building, putting their lives at great risk.

Identify locations and population groups at greatest risk for specific health threats, such as heat waves.

In one study, individuals that were unaware of their gluten intolerance were four times at greater risk of death than those who were aware (3).

There's also often no street lighting, putting women and girls at greater risk of sexual attack if they need to go to the toilet at night.

While higher levels of estrogen put men at greater risk for chronic illness.

Women are generally at greater risk of iron deficiency as a result of menstrual losses and consuming less food than men.

The characteristics noted about this group of 60 breeds need close attention because they are the breeds at greatest risk.

For example, this expansion may not effectively target those middle - earners at the greatest risk of pension problems.

ICOs have already been called out for putting inexperienced investors at a greater risk than those already accustomed to spotting scams, and this example helps validate that argument.

There are so many rules and regulations surrounding the testing of products on human subjects that the party at greatest risk is actually the testing company.

While the debt can be paid off through careful budgeting and hard work, this situation puts couples at greater risk of financial disaster if one partner dies unexpectedly.

This growth has the potential to place residents at a greater risk for human and economic losses from floods.

As a result, a larger population will leave future generations at greater risk from climate - related damages, especially if policy does not respond to fast - growing populations.

Since these borrowers are inherently at a greater risk of default, many consumers with poor credit and low income can extend the repayment term, reducing monthly obligations.

Since lenders are at greater risk without a government guarantee, conventional loans are tougher to obtain.

However, small dogs eating large bones are obviously at a greater risk.

Nearly any product can become dangerous — even when used properly — and place consumers at great risk.

The client is usually instructed to wash the pet twice weekly which can put the ears at greater risk of infection.