Despite the many studies on childhood leukaemia and birth weight, few have focused on IL exclusively (Ross et al, 1997; Yeazel et al, 1997), which is in spite of the value of risk factors specifying the age group and the childhood leukaemia subtypes (Ma et al, 2005).
Recent advances in febrile neutropenia (FN) have highlighted the value of risk stratification and the evolving role of oral antibiotics with early hospital discharge in low-risk patients.
Much has been written about the value of risk assessment, in particular the quantified version, QRA, here considered in the context of industrial processing oil, gas, and chemicals.
However, as we have shown, age may be, and in cardiovascuolar screening is, the dominant factor in determining risk so in assessing the value of a risk factor in screening the effect of age must be retained, and the impact of adding the risk factor to age in improving screening performance quantified.
There is increasing interest in investigating the value of genetic risk factors in the prediction of T2D risk.
Increases in population density and in the value of property at risk, rather than changes in the climate, are the likeliest explanation for rising disaster losses in many countries, the report said.
But scientific literature on that topic suggests that much of the rise has to do with rising populations and an increase in the value of insured property at risk.
When H = 0 at any point in the study area, the value of tsunami risk will be zero.
What Jo actually does is rather minor on the grand scale of good and evil -- all she does is plan an affair -- but it's horrifying to us, because we've become so connected to her world that we've come to believe in the value of what she's risking.
