Sentence examples for differentiate risk from inspiring English sources

We differentiate risk factors for future homicide victimization and offending, and we measure emergency department (ED) use among homicide victims, offenders, and controls.

Speaking in Boca Raton, Fla., in March 1999, Alan Greenspan, then the Fed chairman, told the Futures Industry Association, a Wall Street trade group, that "these instruments enhance the ability to differentiate risk and allocate it to those investors most able and willing to take it".

It is important to differentiate "risk factor" - which is a statistical tool, a correlation - and "causal relationship" - which reflects a determination link.

The agencies differentiate risk by assigning letter grades starting from AAA (S&P and Fitch) and Aaa (Moody's) down to C on a 19-step scale.

Two categories (current vs. ex- and never smoker) were defined to differentiate risk types.

Future studies should focus on the mechanism of recidivism and how to effectively differentiate risk levels for maltreated offenders.

It is essential to differentiate risks according to a woman's current age.

By keeping family and investment matters separate and allowing Parly managers to make decisions, he said, "that is a way of differentiating risk".

interRAI PURS differentiates risk of developing pressure ulcers among facility-based residents and home care recipients.

For those with small cancers, it seems that the traditional prognostic factors of nodal status and malignancy grade are of little value in differentiating risk.

The expert radiologist differentiated risk estimates for lesions based on morphology such as classifying round, coarse, vascular, or punctate microcalcifications as low-risk as opposed to pleomorphic or fine linear/branching microcalcifications which were classified as higher risk.