Sentence examples for distress risk from inspiring English sources

Our evidence shows that the effect of CDS availability on earnings forecast disclosure is significantly stronger for firms with higher financial distress risk.

We also expect the monitoring incentives of CDS-protected lenders to be weaker for firms with higher distress risk, because lenders' reputational loss in case of a borrower's default or underperformance is likely lower when the probability of financial distress is higher.

Additional research is required to define financial distress risk factors, patient-physician communication of the costs of cancer care, and supportive care models for patients and survivors with substantial financial burdens.

In line with this story Fama and French (1993, 1995, 1996) suggest that the higher average returns on high BE/ME and small stocks are a compensation for (distress) risk in a multifactor version of Merton (1973)'s intertemporal capital asset pricing model (ICAPM) or Ross (1976)'s arbitrage pricing theory (APT Danielel and Titman 1997: 2; Davis et al. 2000: 389).

"Don't Go explores agency, distress, risk, and collaboration under pressure," she continues.

To identify preliminary client and caregiver factors associated with caregiver distress, risk factors were identified through bivariate analysis of RAI-HC items and scales (Chi-square tests), as well as risk factors identified in the literature.

The study aim is to document mental health problems, clarify levels of cancer related distress, ascertain risk perceptions and examine ongoing and anticipated risk management behaviour in those offered genetic testing.

This study aimed to assess the relationship between psychological distress and risk of motor vehicle crashes.

To assess a genetic counseling intervention measuring the distress, cancer risk perception, anxiety, worry and level of knowledge in people with familial history of breast cancer.

Furthermore, objectors urge that exposure-only claimants lack standing to sue: Either they have not yet sustained any cognizable injury or, to the extent the complaint states claims and demands relief for emotional distress, enhanced risk of disease, and medical monitoring, the settlement provides no redress.

Women who engage in pain catastrophizing may be particularly likely to experience increased distress when risk reminders are present.