Sentence examples for risk of parallel from inspiring English sources

The fact that seeds suited to one place do not necessarily grow well elsewhere greatly reduces the risk of parallel imports that affected the drugmakers.

(2005) and thus hedge the portfolio against the risks of parallel shifts in the yield curve.

(2005) in order to hedge our portfolios against the risks of parallel shifts in the yield curve.

We run the risk of creating parallel societies in which some people are not aware of the real issues facing the world, and this is only exacerbated by such editorial oversight.

Companies in merger reviews filed with the Commission (whose pre-Brexit jurisdiction supersedes the U.K.'s review) should factor in the risk of a parallel review by the CMA post-Brexit.

The risks of running parallel operations had not been properly thought through, the report says.

At the risk of forcing the parallel to the breaking point, it's safe to say that Jane, as an emancipated 21st-century woman, has an easier time of it than Daisy did.

This corresponds to an adverse network environment, where all nodes are at risk of dying in parallel.

Although TB notification rates have increased over the past decades, the difference in cumulative exposure between younger and older children is less dramatic and a rise in risk of infection in parallel with the estimated incidence of active tuberculosis cannot be excluded.

In general, the line representing the proportion at high risk of bias runs parallel to the number of trials published, consistently accounting for almost half of the studies.

We know that lineages of organisms and species are stabilised over much shorter time scales; so any such inference runs the risk of a mistake parallel to the conclusion that Dartmoor tors were always piles of bare granite or that pieces of this granite were always parts of tors.