The phrase "stipulated risk" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is typically used in legal or insurance contexts to refer to a risk or potential problem that has been explicitly agreed upon or specified in a contract or agreement. Example: The contract clearly outlines all stipulated risks associated with the project, including delays due to inclement weather or unforeseen construction issues.
For each stipulated period following a risk assessment, the risk class was defined as follows: 1.
Another difference in the guidelines was stipulated to mitigate bioavailability-related risks in patients with lower stomach acid.
In such applications, contributing and diverse experimental data and models need to be combined as evidence supporting integrated testing, safety and risk assessment and regulatory reporting as stipulated under REACH.
It has been stipulated that leaving the wires exposed could increase the risk of infection with reported incidences varying from 1 to 28 % [8].
In particular, using stipulated values for covariates, it was shown that relative risks for all quantiles significantly exceed 1 for the Midlands-East and North, but for the 0.05 quantile, the probabilities that relative risk exceeds 1 in London and the South are zero or inconclusive.
Fire protection engineers are involved in the assessment of hazards and the selection of fire protection strategies which can reduce the risk to an acceptable level according to the stipulated goals and objectives.
But it is stipulated that for DRR activities such as Community-based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM), special funds are available to NDMC with which to plan and carry out DRR activities such as public awareness programs via CBDRM.
On the basis of a stipulated sympathomimetic pathogenesis mediated by chronotropic effects, we evaluated the risk for ventricular arrhythmia in addition to major cardiovascular events.
Cross-trial comparisons with other abacavir-switch studies regarding lipid changes are limited by differences between studies in prevalence and severity of hyperlipidemia prior to the switch, specific PIs administered, pre-existing CAD risk factors of the particular patients enrolled, and stipulated dietary and exercise restrictions.
SCA's contract with the North Dakota promoter, Chad Berger, stipulated that, if the bull rider won the hundred thousand, Berger's risk would be limited to a five-figure amount, based on the actuarial calculation that Bushwacker bucks off nineteen of every twenty riders.
