Bhutta and colleagues found a significant combined calculated risk ratio of 2.64 (95% CI: 1.85, 3.78 p < 0.001), indicating that low birth weight represents a significant indicator of risk for ADHD.
Dense mammary tissue has long been recognized as a strong indicator of risk for breast cancer.
Drawdown, and in particular maximum drawdown, is a widely used indicator of risk in the fund management industry.
The abnormal event frequency (AEF) is defined as the number of abnormal events in a time interval, which can be an early indicator of risk.
Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme he said: "What we want to do is equip officers to look beyond the initial incident, to understand what's gone on before... that might be an indicator of risk in the future".
No matter: even at the start of this year, just about every indicator of risk appetite suggested that investors were, if anything, more gung-ho than ever.
We have proposed that declines in adaptive capacity, defined as the ability to adapt to multiple stressors, may serve as an indicator of risk for fatigue.
In early breast cancer, local relapses represent a determinant and not simply an indicator of risk for distant relapse and death.
Sleep disturbances have previously been evaluated as a risk factor for suicide, but no prior study has objectively investigated disturbed sleep as a short-term indicator of risk in young adults.
It seems evident a criminal record accumulated by an admitted alien during his or her time in the United States is likely to be a better indicator of risk than factors relied upon during the I.N.S.'s initial decision to admit or exclude.
Although the role of PSE likely varies across parents, children, and cultural contextual factors, its influence cannot be overlooked as a possible predictor of parental competence and child functioning, or perhaps an indicator of risk.
