4 However, the frequency of wide-ranging risk factors for anemia in developing countries, including iron deficiency, vitamin A deficiency, infection, and genetic risk factors, are not routinely measured in a single population.
EY's Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index scores 40 countries for their attractiveness to renewable investors, based on an analysis of a wide-ranging factors from government policy, specific projects and climate change targets, energy demand and costs to wider economic factors such as growth and sovereign credit risk.
There is a wide-ranging element to Nellie as well.
Women attending a risk assessment appointment could have a wide-ranging discussion on modifiable BC risks regardless of their actual predicted risk of BC.
It is an ambitious timetable for such a wide-ranging and deep issue and it risks being derailed completely by Rabbatts's intervention.
In fact, the risk assessment has a wide-ranging content.
Aubret, F., Michniewicz, R. J. & Shine, R. Correlated geographic variation in predation risk and antipredator behaviour within a wide-ranging snake species (Notechis scutatus, Elapidae).
There are also real physical repercussions to unemployment: a wide-ranging McGill University study, for example, found that unemployment increased the risk of premature death by 63%.
A wide-ranging benchmarking review (the Global Health Index) produced by management consultants (McKinsey and Company) in 2006 reported on health infrastructure, interventions, risk factors and outcomes, relative to other countries largely using data from the WHO (2000 2002 estimates) [ 10].
"Journalists should not be at legal risk for doing their jobs," Mr. Obama said in a wide-ranging address on counterterrorism policy.
However, this runs the risk of turning a protest movement with limited demands into a wide-ranging anti-regime movement.
