As reported in a previous paper (Soffritti et al. 1999), one of the most important issues in environmental and industrial carcinogenesis is how to deal with diffused carcinogenic risks, to which most of the planet's population may be exposed.
Epidemiologic and experimental studies are fundamental in the identification and quantification of diffused carcinogenic risks, but they must be designed and conducted to be as powerful as possible with adequate methodology.
In his book "Lombard Street", he cautioned central bankers to beware the "great risk of diffused fear":by this I do not mean absolute panic, but only a vague fright and timorousness which spreads itself instantly, and as if by magic, over the public mind.
Blame was diffused to more reports, inspectors, risk registers, special measures, leadership academies and partisan point-scoring, recalling the worst days of nationalisation.
Moreover, because of the distributed nature of the Third Industrial Revolution infrastructure, risk can be more widely diffused, with localities and regions pooling resources to establish local grid networks and then connecting with other nodes across regions.
The short answer is that while the stock bubble created a lot of risk, that risk was fairly widely diffused across the economy.
Inherent uncertainties and risks in the economic environment are diffused to all vital operations of a supply chain network (SCN).
The main risks of large crystalloid infusion are therefore edema diffused to the various organs [ 49] and disturbances of the acid-base equilibrium [ 40, 50, 51], depending on the electrolyte composition.
The risk information on a single environmental risk source can be diffused effectively by using fuzzy set theory.
Since both of CADASIL patients and CADASIL-like patients have similar clinical manifestations and diffused leukoencephalopathy in this study, it is necessary to investigate whether cerebral-vascular risk factors could be used as surrogate markers to differentiate CADASIL-like patients (i.e., who may be prone to be related to atherosclerosis) from CADASIL patients.
