Sentence examples for risk corresponding to from inspiring English sources

In this way, the acquisition of the put option allows the producer to hedge against the risk corresponding to the high volatile prices.

The risk corresponding to each body part wise injuries are measured using a combination of fuzzy reasoning and fuzzy-analytic hierarchy process.

Gini coefficient is introduced to optimize water allocation equality in water use sectors (agricultural, domestic, and industrial sectors), and CVaR is integrated into the model constraints to control the economic efficiency loss risk corresponding to variations in water availability.

Moreover, our analysis highlights the relevance of infrastructure-related systemic risk, corresponding to the effects caused by the improper functioning of financial market infrastructures or by financial market infrastructures acting as conduits for contagion.

Two unique features of the proposed algorithm are that (1) actual earthquake time histories can be used to excite structures in the presence of major sources of non-linearity and uncertainty and (2) it is possible to estimate the risk corresponding to both the serviceability and strength limit states.

The age of death was obtained from a Gumbell distribution based on demographic tables for the UK Officee for National Statistics) and a relative risk corresponding to the life style parameters of the simulated individual.

"Our analysis shows that the Lole (loss of load expectations) could range between two and 15 hours per year for our central view of the risks (corresponding to margins between 0% and 4%)," the document says with regard to the 2016-17 winter period.

We believe only randomized studies with comparative intent and including a concurrent active control, can reliably assess these risks corresponding to significance and power.

8 22 This continuum of slowly increasing risks corresponding to mounting blood glucose levels makes it onerous to make a distinction between an adverse effect of hyperglycaemia and its counterfactual physiological effect.

In certain cases, higher cutoff values produced larger relative risks, but at the expense of large numbers of false-negatives and extreme confidence intervals; therefore, we have reported the maximum relative risks corresponding to a cutoff range that optimized the predictive value of the assay.

For practicability we chose four risk segments, corresponding to very low risk, low risk, moderate risk and high risk.