"The governments guarantee should be limited to very narrow risk taking activities.
Implementation of this agent is, however, limited by its narrow risk to benefit ratio.
For lumbar disc narrowing, risk was increased in the second highest and highest categories (OR 1.3 and 2.6, respectively).
An accurate assessment of breast cancer risk is required to balance the benefits and risks of surveillance, yet published studies have used narrow risk assessment schemata for enrollment.
This was especially the case among women, who revealed a disc herniation risk of 3.2 (95% CI 1.6 6.3) in the highest category of cumulative lumbar load through intensive-load postures, but no elevated lumbar disc narrowing risk at all.
Second, dementia risk models developed to date have been developed in cohort studies that focused on a limited range of potential predictors and had relatively short follow-up periods (<10 years) or relatively narrow risk windows (for example, mid-life only and late-life only).
Elsewhere, other schemes have been proposed: from the notion of confining government insurance to a handful of "narrow" risk-averse banks, to privatising bank-insurance schemes.
Mentioning specific, narrow risks from the game, he said, like brain damage, medication and physical disfigurement can be even more powerful disincentives to adolescents than the idea of dying, which can seem theoretical or abstract.
Call it whatever you want, but do not forget this simple fact: It was the sort of narrow, risk-ignoring thinking that is ALWAYS rewarded in the short term, and ALWAYS punished in the long term".
However, as pointed out by Paris in 2001, narrower definitions risk excluding important threats to personal security that do not relate to these five indicators [ 3].
