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Our capital valuation adjustment (KVA) is defined as a risk premium, i.e. the cost of remunerating shareholder capital at risk at some hurdle rate.
I struggled to understand what JetBlue defined as a "risk to the flight," so I decided to ask them that question (getting an answer turned out to be much more difficult than I had anticipated).
Oral contraceptive (OCC) use could not be defined as a risk factor for HPV positivity.
In addition, genetic polymorphisms in genes encoding the inhibitory molecules for T cell activation (CTLA-4, PD1, and PTPN22) have been defined as a risk factor for AAV [42], [43].
Until now, endometriosis has not been defined as a risk factor for endometrial cancer.
Early menopause, before age 45, is also defined as a risk factor for decreasing bone mass.
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"High risk" is defined as a pediatric risk score ≥5 out of 9, or an adult risk score ≥6 out of 10.
High-risk is defined as a lifetime risk of 30% or higher, compared with an average risk of 11% in the UK women. 1 This advice is consistent with clinical evidence that removal of both healthy (non-cancerous) breasts can reduce the future incidence of breast cancer in high-risk women.
On the other hand, "Risk increase" was defined as a worsened risk category after treatment.
In Denmark, systemic adjuvant therapy is offered to patients with high risk of recurrence, defined as a cumulative risk of 10% or more of recurrence of breast cancer within 10 years [ 32].
But older Australians were more likely to have more than an average of two standard drinks a day, with 23% of respondents aged from 40 to 49 reporting what was defined as a "lifetime" risk.
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