There is a lack of quantitative analysis to critically evaluate the key drivers of risk in microgrid utilities, or how different business models and technologies affect the potential for these projects to attract finance and scale up deployment.
Poverty can push girls into age-disparate relationships, a key driver of HIV risk for young women and adolescent girls.
Significantly, the individual's inflammatory status appears to be a key driver of this risk [ 9].
There is general consensus regarding the importance of atherogenic dyslipidaemia as a key driver of CV risk in individuals with cardiometabolic disease [ 8, 12].
Subsequent guidelines and expert consensus have recognised the importance of atherogenic dyslipidaemia as a key driver of CV risk in insulin-resistant states, even if LDL cholesterol levels are well controlled [ 8- 12].
In contrast, in summer the extreme risk days are better represented by soil moisture indices; while the overall summer ignition risk is better assessed with the BGC-LV index at extreme values the soil-based indices are superior, suggesting that long-term drought conditions become the key driver of the risk in extreme summer conditions.
Since carotid revascularisation is carried out solely for the prevention of future events, the rate of procedural complications (especially stroke) is a key driver of the risk-benefit ratio.
Women's empowerment and social media appear to be more important in explaining differences across communities; within communities, socioeconomic status is a key driver of girls' circumcision risk.
Companies should clearly articulate for asset managers and investors the company's vision, purpose and strategy, including key drivers of performance, risk and evolution of the business model.
Winter fire risk overall is poorly represented by the soil based indices, strongly suggesting that short-term dryness (likely due to highly localized foehn conditions, Sharples et al., 2010) and fine fuel volatility are the key drivers of the risk.
