Probabilities, and more recently the fuzzy set theory (Ganoulis [2009]), are suitable tools for quantifying uncertainties, which may induce a risk of pollution and threats to human health.
The two main issues with this technique are gutter formation and chimney graft (CG) compression, which induce a risk for type Ia endoleaks and stent thrombosis, respectively.
On the revenue side, granting subnational governments with more autonomy is expected to improve the accountability of local officials, but it would also induce a risk of harmful tax competition named "race to the bottom" (see the seminal paper by Zodrow and Mieszkovski 1986).
However, this postural task does not seem complex enough to induce a risk of falling.
Similarly one variability factor of FT, [7] [8], [15] is the presence of Gilbert's syndrome (genetic increase of total bilirubin) that induces a risk of FT false positive as bilirubin is a component of FT. Therefore if subjects with Gilbert syndrome are included, the strength of association between LSM and FT should decrease in comparison with a population excluding these subjects.
This timing is important because it induces a risk of a prolonged exposure of the hyperlink.
4 6 The limited amount of tissue analysed induces a risk of false-negative results (true rejection with negative biopsies).
Single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) interference with miRNA functions affects the expression of corresponding targets, modifies brain functions and induces a risk of disease.
The main limitation of this work is the small number of events (10 patients dissatisfied), which could induce a risk of overfitting of predictive models [ 40].
However, the confidence intervals in relation to the characteristics influencing the GPs' use of hyperlinks were wide which implies that our statistical precision was not sufficiently high to detect small differences and this induces a risk of type II errors.
