However, it is possible that clinicians may have opted to particularly use dabigatran 110 mg twice daily in patients perceived to be at high risk for bleeding (ie, high HAS-BLED score) as the primary consideration, and given that stroke and bleeding risk parallel each other, the CHA2DS2-VASc score was correspondingly higher.
The increase in the number of patients with CVD risk factors parallels the worldwide increase in ED prevalence, which one would expect given that the two disorders result from intertwined disease processes.
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.
"What is now an imminent threat is a risk without parallel — a preventive strike, a first strike against Iran, which would have terrible consequences".
She appeared to be echoing the views of Thilo Sarrazin, a German central banker, who last year argued, in a bestselling book, that German culture was at risk from "parallel" Muslim societies.What about Turkey's estimated 14m Kurds, Mr Erdoğan's hosts may well have asked.
(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.
12 With industrial factories, shipping ports, sports stadiums and increasing road and rail traffic, Wales is a country with numerous major-incident risks in parallel to that of London.
Originator firms may also have incentives to offer discounts to NGOs, if their demand is more price-elastic than retail channel purchasers and/or their procurement channels reduce price-spillover risks through parallel trade and referencing.
Chung has been hailed by Forbes magazine as "the DW Griffith of VR" – but even he feels that such movie parallels risk becoming a constraint.
