| Like hypertension and cigarette smoking, diabetes mellitus and hyperlipidemia are modifiable risk factors for stroke. |
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| A second method involves the use of thermally modifiable adjuncts such as serum albumin. |
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| So far, Internet standards have functioned as a common resource, accessible to and modifiable by all users. |
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| Head plumes are highly modifiable and likely signal information regarding a male's intent, similar to a coverable badge. |
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| Democracy, political rights, and civil liberties are politically modifiable variables that seem to be associated with health status. |
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| This book reminds the reader that these connections are flexible and modifiable. |
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| The main modifiable factors affecting energy balance are dietary energy intake and energy expended through physical activity. |
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| Landow reminds us that virtual texts exist only as easily copiable and modifiable versions, derivatives of something else. |
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| The design and methods are a reasonable approach to study the association between modifiable risk factors and injury from car crashes. |
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| It is hugely important that we put together the modifiable risks that are common for heart disease, cancer, lung disease and many other diseases. |
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| Besides, it can work both automatically and manually, with various parameters modifiable on the touch panel. |
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| Once you unlink Customizing, the modifiable fields are then ready for input, and you can make your own modifications to the adjustment rule. |
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| The primary causes of cardiovascular diseases poor diet, lack of exercise, and smoking are considered modifiable factors. |
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| Other modifiable factors include daily consumption of fruit and vegetables, and regular physical activity. |
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| A soft-feel effect, a modifiable surface structure and individual coloring enable you to design your components the way you wish. |
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| Unfortunately, at this time there are no proven modifiable risk factors for type 1 diabetes. |
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| Unlike static ornaments, head plumes are highly modifiable and likely signal immediate information regarding a male's intent, similar to a coverable badge. |
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| Its first program is focused on research into modifiable risk factors and conditions in cancer. |
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| Without sufficient knowledge of the modifiable risk factors, we cannot put a primary prevention program in place. |
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| Note 2: The parameter « length » is not modifiable except during the recording phase, so it will play according to the previously decided length of the track. |
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| With the modifiable database of the Frequency-Manager it is possible to save all the complex adjustments of radio stations, and to recall them by demand. |
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| The reason is that there exists a systematic connection between complexity and modifiability: the more complex a phenomenon is, the more modifiable it is. |
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| Orchestra's code is pure Open Source, and will be freely downloadable, utilizable, and modifiable under LGPL license, so it can be reused for all types of application. |
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| Secondly, there are many modifiable risk factors that, in addition to the cancer burden, also predispose Canadians to other negative health outcomes. |
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| Data subjects can modify the data to better correspond to their current needs, meaning that they can produce a Word document modifiable for their own purposes. |
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| Three case studies of multi-purpose regional networks were chosen and analyzed to shed light on useful or modifiable trends, thereby improving and refining interventions. |
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| For each individual reference quantity for deliveries there should be a matching representative fat rate established with reference to existing and modifiable rates in accordance with rules to be defined. |
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| Cigarette smoke is a major modifiable risk factor for lung disease, heart disease, and many cancers. |
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| Consequently, XOR is the unique modifiable enzyme system generating reactive oxygen species. |
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| This theory is based on the premise that a single common process, modifiable by genetics and environmental factors, is responsible for the aging and death of all living things. |
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| Heredity plays a role in the development of the disease, but so do modifiable factors such as excess weight, physical inactivity, high alcohol intake, and diets high in salt. |
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| Successes such as this demonstrate that policy change can have a substantial impact on health and health systems and should be considered in addressing many modifiable risk factors for cancer and chronic disease prevention. |
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| Diet is one of the major modifiable determinants in promoting or preventing chronic disease, and agricultural products have a major influence on the disease risk factors. |
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