Sentence examples for partial risk from inspiring English sources
An expected risk of death was estimated for each episode of care using the partial risk adjustment in surgery (PRAiS) model, 19 which partially adjusts for risk of death within 30 days following cardiac surgery in children under 16.
A "partial risk guarantee" from the World Bank protects investors in Peru's roads, airports and ports from breaches of contract.
It is capable of aggregating various partial risk assessment results into an overall risk indicator even if they may be conflicting.
The NHS uses a statistical formula known as PRAiS (Partial Risk Adjustment in Surgery) to combine data on these risk factors for all the children a hospital has treated over the previous three years, to give a predicted range for the overall proportion of survivors.
We find that favorable sharing rules for the pension fund lead to conservative guarantees for the contributor: the sharing rule is a way to create a continuum between two extreme pension funding methods that are Defined Benefit and Defined Contribution Pension Schemes, and the sharing rule allows partial risk transfer between the contributor and the pension fund manager.
The World Bank seems eager to provide financial support, in a form of Partial Risk Guarantee (PRG), to the Kosovar government for construction of a new coal-based power plant.
Although partial risk-adjustment makes for fairer comparisons, it does not make comparisons fair.
Mr. Moynihan warns that liberals who oppose his partial privatization risk having the entire Social Security program scrapped, along with its magnificent record in redistributing money from rich to poor and thereby lifting millions of retirees out of poverty each year.
Recent data, however, revealed that MST has a relatively high relapse rate and another simple partial seizure risk [ 33, 46].
JSY's contribution was evident in increased skilled birth attendance, ANC, PNC, and a partial financial risk-protection.
The financial incentive provided partial financial risk-protection as it could cover only 25.5% of the maternal healthcare cost of the beneficiaries in rural areas and 14.3% in urban areas.
