Sentence examples for risk counting from inspiring English sources

But the court is also taking a risk, counting on the respect it commands to ward off the brush that has tarred every other institution in this battle.

This has fuelled capital misallocation as bankers shrug off risk, counting on the government to rescue them at a pinch.They will need to think twice after the deposit insurance kicks in.

Many people think that this extra risk counts more heavily in the first comparison than the latter; i.e., that an extra 0.01 chance of $0 contributes a greater negative value to \(L_1\) than to \(L_3\).

Adolescents who never used any contraceptive method (modern) had two risk counts – risks for pregnancy and STI/HIV/AIDS.

In view of these, the adolescents risk count ranged from zero to three – greater number indicates higher count of risky sexual practices.

If no real benefits are left for chlorhexidine gluconate in hand hygiene, all the risks count even more such as skin irritation, allergic reactions including anaphylactic shock, and acquired bacterial resistance.

Adjusting regulation to relative risks counts for a lot.

In a large cohort study of insured dogs in Sweden, the incidence rate of epilepsy (including both idiopathic and symptomatic cases) was estimated to be 18 cases per 10,000 dog-years at-risk counted as time from the first insurance date until exiting the database [ 10].

The primary question to be addressed by this systematic review is: Does physician knowledge of a global CHD risk scores (as opposed to either simple risk factor counting or no formal assessment of risk) translate into clinical benefits?

While increasing the number of risk factors generally improves risk stratification, it also makes a risk factor counting tool such as CHA2DS2VASc increasingly cumbersome to use in everyday clinical practice.

The Red Sox made every risk count, even when they shipped Nomar Garciaparra to the Cubs, shedding the fastidious, sullen square peg inside Boston's hair-brained clubhouse.