They have also found a fascinating mixture of risk-management methodologies which provide a rare glimpse into the internal culture of these secretive organisations.In a report last year Moody's looked at Goldman Sachs, the most profitable investment bank and, in many respects, the envy of its peers.
Not one of the studies that include women with a mixture of risk factors for heart attacks provides statistically significant support for prescribing Lipitor or other statins to protect against our cardiovascular end points.
Nevertheless, the complex mixture of risk factors, ageing populations, and multiple causes of mortality can make it difficult to separate facts from hyperbole.
Tooth loss often acts concurrently as both a consequence of chronic periodontal disease and a preventive measure for future infectious exposure, therefore representing a mixture of risk and protection.
However, these nonmotor features are a mixture of risk factors and biomarkers, the former highlighting a symptom, sign or measure that indicates the index individual is at a greater risk of developing Parkinson disease than a control group without the corresponding feature(s), whereas the latter is an objective measure, usually directly related to pathogenesis.
By doing so, this study population consisted of a mixture of low-risk and high-risk patients and variable follow-up duration, reflecting the variety of patients in follow-up for DTC in daily clinical practice [25] and results of this study are applicable to all patients with DTC in follow-up for DTC.
In many fields, use of finite mixtures of non-degenerate components may have a stronger theoretical basis than assuming a mixture of at-risk and not-at-risk latent classes.
Once again, a bank with large trading operations allowed a mixture of incompetence, risk-taking, hubris and complexity lead to an embarrassing and costly blowup.
It is a complex mixture of learner, risk-taker, inquirer, curriculum designer, negotiator, collaborator, and teacher.
