It is plausible that some highly vulnerable patients could benefit from more resource-intensive tailored prevention packages; stratification of risk would make realisation of such interventions in clinical practice more feasible.
In 1985, Ted Turner, the cable television entrepreneur, tried unsuccessfully to acquire CBS with a package of high-risk securities.
The effect of packaging on perceptions of risk may be different in other low-and middle-income countries with lower awareness about the health effects of smoking.
The league's executive vice president of media, Brian Rolapp, has spoken of the Thursday Night Football linear and digital package as a form of risk capital.
The 2009 Family Smoking Prevention Tobacco Control Act, which gave FDA the authority to regulate tobacco, mandated that the agency issue requirements for cigarette labels large enough to make up 50% of the front and rear panels of the package, with specific wording of risk warnings, including "color graphics depicting the negative health consequences of smoking".
Bank bail-out packages involve the transfer of risk from the private sector to the public sector.
Beyond issues of fairness, he said the government could be overwhelmed by the task of identifying troubled securities, which are bundled together in complex packages, with varying degrees of risk.
And it would curtail possible conflicts of interest at companies that assign levels of risk to packages of mortgages that are sold to investors.
Slicing subprime mortgages into various classes of risk and packaging them into bonds works well, I'm sure, in the laboratory.
Women in the 'appropriate' category received the minimal care package recommended for each pregnancy (independent of risk status or parity).
