A risk that is expected may be perceived as less risky than an unexpected risk, suggesting that clear communication is essential to help women have realistic expectations about their individual risk.
We investigated whether insurers target benefits to risk groups that are expected to be profitable at the prevailing risk-adjusted capitation payments.
The study will provide prevalence data of new, previously undiagnosed, medical conditions and risk factors that are expected to be encountered in the first episode in such a setting.
On the basis of a literature review, risk factors were identified that are expected to influence the suitability of an area for repeated transmission of ASF into domestic pig populations from sylvatic reservoirs (the 'sylvatic' cycle) (objective 1) or suitability for sustained transmission of ASF within domestic pig populations (the 'domestic' cycle) (objective 2).
Blacks, Asians and Latinos are more likely to live in "urban heat islands" that are most at risk during extreme heat waves that are expected to worsen due to climate change, according to a new study.
The EPA regularly monitors Superfund sites ― areas where toxic waste has collected, posing health and environmental risks ― that are expected to be targeted by hurricanes in the lead-up to the storms, but toxic waste has been known to seep out of these sites due to floods and rain.
The model specification started with a simple model, including only the main variables of travel cost, time and risk, and incrementally adding parameters that were expected to prove relevant.
The Federal Reserve in February ordered Wells Fargo to stop growing until it could improve its risk management operations, an unprecedented punishment that is expected to cut into the bank's profits.
Musharraf, who faces several arrest warrants in legal proceedings related to his nine-year autocratic rule, has said he is willing to risk everything to compete in a race that is expected to end in Pakistan's first democratic transfer of power in its 65-year history.
Putting Mexico in the driver's seat on security marks a shift in a balance of power that has always tipped to the United States and, analysts said, will carry political risk as Congress negotiates an immigration bill that is expected to include provisions for tighter border security.
"An untruth that impacts the stock price, leading to a manipulation of the market, is not among the normal risks that are to be expected on the stock exchange".
