Sentence examples for both types of risk from inspiring English sources

Funds with a higher yield probably have portfolios containing bonds with more of one or both types of risk, Mr. Sweeney said.

To develop a long-term prospective study, we first evaluate both types of risk attitudes and find that the economic and psychological measures are poorly correlated, suggesting that different genetic factors may underlie human response to risk faced in different behavioral domains.

It is surprising the negative effect that perceiving a disability pension has on the hazard rate to both types of risks.

The explanation for this counterintuitive sign is the legislation itself, which states that disability pensions will become retirement pensions once the beneficiaries turn 65 years of age.11 We finally notice which variables have a differential impact on the hazard rates to both types of risks.

Therefore, the dataset comprised multiple representative isolates of both types of high-risk K. pneumoniae.

In both types of study, the risk of unreported prior treatment is likely to be higher than in studies with exclusion criteria designed to limit the likelihood of including individuals with unreported previous treatment.

In both types of study, the risks associated with high SHS exposure were very similar to risks from light active smoking, despite the much greater exposure to tobacco smoke in active smoking [1,5,6].

Both types of experiments carry risks, analysts say.

In both types of analysis a risk-adjustment for age, gender, CCI and cardiogenic shock was performed.

D +/R + constituted the intermediary risk group for both types of transplantations, and the low risk group D −/R + for SOT and D +/R − for HSCT.

The risk of combining both types of studies, i.e. risk factor or prognostic factor studies and predictive factor studies, is that inclusion of potential covariables in the former type are based on change in regression coefficient of the risk factor while in the latter study type all potential predictor variables are included based on their predictive ability of the outcome.