Sentence examples for perfect risk from inspiring English sources

To the extent that there is not perfect risk sharing, investors tend to hold currency risk and international equity risk as a bundle.

Note that this is not the only economic model that leads to an empirical specification of this form: a similar specification arises from, for example, models of perfect risk sharing11.

Where C is the scaling constant, Rfa is the false alarm per set, Tdly is the average delay of onset classification, Pdct is the percentage of perfect classification, and Pmsd is the percentage of perfect risk level missed.

Mukamel, Dick and Spector (2000) show that even under best case assumptions and perfect risk adjustment different measures of risk-adjusted mortality outcomes may lead to incorrect ordering of providers [ 30].

After recalibration through intercept adjustment, there was an almost perfect risk estimation by the Thai model for both CKD outcomes, with E/O of 0.98 (0.87-1.10) for 'eGFR < 60 ml/min/1.73 m' and 0.97 (0.86-1.09) for 'any nephropathy' (Fig.  3), and calibration curve mostly following the diagonal line of perfect calibration (Fig.  4).

In case of perfect risk equalization, risk selection in basic health insurance would make no sense, since insurers would not be able to identify risk groups that are (un profitable relative to the payments received (i.e. the community-rated premium plus the risk-adjusted capitation payment).

But the team at Ubisoft's Massive Entertainment has nailed the perfect risk-versus-reward cycle.

Several authors have demonstrated that even if perfect risk-adjustment was possible, random error will result in some hospitals being misclassified [ 12- 14].

The published results were nothing short of astounding: near-perfect risk assessment of Down syndrome, and 80-97 percent detection of other aneuploidies, with a false-positive rate significantly below 1percentt.

"Whilst the current arrangements aren't perfect, the risk of imposing a new contract, which doesn't have the confidence of junior doctors, could have very serious consequences".

Human rights activists' call for a United Nations-dominated international criminal tribunal for Cambodia -- an approach sought long ago and blocked -- and insistence on near perfect justice risk losing the good for the sake of the unattainable.