Open image in new window Figure 6 Fuzzy risk definition model by SPACE graph.
For these approaches and theories a probability-based risk definition cannot in general serve as a conceptual framework for risk assessments.
We conjecture that a relationship exists between how network risk is defined, what underlying dimensions are important to a network risk definition, and the relevant dimensional factors used in judgments of network risk.
Narrowing the high-risk definition to 5% in our data would have increased the PPV to 39.1% for AD.
In contrast to a categorical risk definition, such as MCI, the score can serve different purposes by varying the cut-off.
SBRT target and organ-at-risk definition.
Currently, histopathological classification of NTs remains of paramount importance for risk definition.
One of the simplest is the D'Amico's risk definition [ 1].
Thus, an ideal biomarker segregates patients for more accurate risk definition and selective therapy.
One study [ 17] found excess risk when population growth was greater than 10% in an eleven-year period, thus our risk definition of 1% per year.
