The phrase "a risk value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, insurance, or any field where risk assessment is relevant.
Example: "The analyst calculated a risk value to determine the potential losses associated with the investment."
Alternatives: "a risk assessment" or "a risk metric."
The detection scheme uses a risk value of bad node to calculate risk level.
This requirement will present a risk value of 7, whereas a requirement r 2 presents a risk value of 9 whether it presents a high negative impact with a maximum chance of happening.
They developed a risk value method to integrate approaches as technical performance measure tracking charts and risk reduction profiles.
Albeit four studies found a strong significant association between SSRIs and upper GI bleeding (a risk value higher than 2) [5], [7], [11] [11], others found no association at all [3], [8], [10]; thereby, the association remains a matter of controversy.
Thirdly, the exclusion of a risk value in one of the boxes in the Cariogram model is not the same as "zero".
Investigation of cytokine gene polymorphisms is one approach of unravelling this issue and may provide a genetic strategy for assigning a risk value to disease development.
Therefore, we also propose to speak of a risk-value assessment for first-in-human trials instead of a risk-benefit assessment.
If RECs decide the intervention tested has anticipated social value, then they will have to make a risk-benefit assessment for phase II and III trials, or a risk-value assessment for first-in-human trials.
First, we propose to speak of a risk-value assessment in phase I trials instead of a risk- benefit assessment, because no direct benefit to the research participant in expected, and social value needs to be evaluated in order to justify the trial.
While 58% argue that a single risk value derived from prediction rules is an oversimplification, 46% state that they use information derived from single risk factors for their decisions.
According to Blair, a relative aerobic capacity below 23 O2ml·kg·mis-1 is regarded as a high risk value for cardiovascular disease in women [ 32].
