Underlying Risk Factors

They've probably got these environmental risk factors and or genetic risk factors we don't know about.

Material foreseeable risk factors

What are the risk factors?

(d) Reduce the underlying risk factors

The program includes intensive behavioural intervention training and applied behavioural analysis.

Behavioural change

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

Lots of risk factors, but there is a genetic predisposition to prostate cancer.

But this graph is after taking into account all of these known risk factors.

This is after accounting for smoking, social class, diet, all those other known 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.

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.

Article 47 The Company shall present detailed analysis on all risk factors influencing its business operating activities and the specific performance of such factors during the reporting period.

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

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

And that's too short of a time period for all the different risk factors that we know to change.

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.

Educational activities to promote behavioural change, targeted at women and health personnel.

(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

Most NCDs increase in prevalence with age a consequence of the cumulative exposure to risk factors (including unhealthy behaviors such as tobacco use and biological risk factors such as high blood pressure) over a lifetime. All else being equal, larger and older populations mean more people with NCDs.

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

To this end, several methods and types of information can be used, including the collection and analysis of statistics on national and international tourism flows, the classification of consumers according to socio economic factors and type of vacations, and the definition of behavioural patterns.

So I hope you'll use the information I've given you today to weigh your personal strengths against your own risk factors.

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

Although Mongolia is considered to have a low prevalence of HIV AIDS, a number of risk factors render the population potentially vulnerable.

A new Ontario College Graduation Diploma in Autism and Behavioural Science will begin in 2005.

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.

Risk factors and vulnerabilities for the rapid spread of HIV within the country abound, particularly in Ulaanbaatar, where about half the population lives.

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.

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

Therefore, such action should be based on an assessment of the local situation, in terms of substance abuse, risk and protective factors and available resources.

According to the 2001 World Health Report, almost one out of four young people has behavioural problems.

Many key results for children depend on behavioural change, and thus require a consistent approach to communication.

In regard to such risk factors as the number of sites operating in extreme circumstances, the nature of UNHCR activities, staff rotation and the number of temporary staff in over 100 countries, there was an inherent risk of fraud.

Noting that the various natural phenomena which have affected the region are one of the factors that have put at risk the biodiversity of Central America,

Noting that the various natural phenomena which have affected the region are one of the factors that have put at risk the biodiversity of Central America,

This chapter will highlight the causes and risk factors associated with violence against women and the links between particular causes and forms of violence against women.