For example, a woman may consider the risk of witchcraft causing her labour not to progress being greater than the risk of bleeding, and will keep the onset of labour secret to reduce this more significant risk [ 15].
Physicians may consider the risk for these solid and hematological malignancies in relation to gender and time after tuberculosis diagnosis.
Therefore, both bone mass phenotypes may be considered risk factors for OA initiation.
There is also the issue of confounding through other factors that may be considered risk factors for circulatory disease, but were not captured during this research.
In exceptional situations, for example, elderly patients with a deep-seated lesion, presenting a very poor systemic or neurological condition, the clinician may consider that the risk from biopsy outweighs the risk from misdiagnosis and decide not to perform biopsy (option, expert agreement).
Thus, women with a relevant family history of breast and/or ovarian cancer who receive uninformative results may still reasonably consider risk-reducing surgery on the basis of their strong family history alone.
On the other hand, in the subgroup that have relayed their family history to their doctors but not informed by their doctor of familial risk, may consider their level of personal risk does not necessitate the need to improve their lifestyle.
While this may be effective among persons who may consider themselves at risk of infection, the goal of interventions may initially be focused as suggested by Kelly 31 on assessing readiness for change and to determine what level of motivational and risk sensitization is needed in the early phase of HIV interventions among sex workers.
As risks may have positive or negative effects on project's objectives (Bryde and Volm 2009; Maguire and Hardy 2013; PMI 2008), it may also be beneficial for future research not only to include risks with predominantly negative or undesirable consequences, but also to consider risks which may create opportunities for the company.
For example, a person who is about three to five years from retirement and has a moderate tolerance for risk may consider a diversified portfolio evenly split between stocks and bonds, he said, while a conservative investor may keep only 30 percent of the portfolio in stocks.
