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Its technology combines biomarkers and other information to make risk predictions about diseases.
We suggest that an analysis of vessel traffic patterns should be coupled with other useful vessel information to make risk assessment successful.
The only way to make insurance exchanges work is to make risk pooling by insurers involuntary (by making them charge everyone the same premium), and by forcing all Americans "into the pool" (by making everyone purchase health insurance).
Insurers have the right to make risk judgments – they regularly load premiums for those living in high-crime areas – but their approach to criminal records is bizarre for an industry based on assessing risk.
Speaking on behalf of the UN World Food Programme, our team has to make risk assessments every day while delivering food assistance in places like Syria, Central African Republic, South Sudan.
The minister, who asked journalists to make risk assessments before they cover "ongoing operations", also said: "As we have promised earlier, We are committed to make sure to an end of impunity, and all the killers of the journalists will be arrested and put to the justice".
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The psychological consequences of genetic testing, including anxiety, distress, and worry, may dramatically influence women's abilities to make risk-reducing decisions, as well as the nature of the decision-making process.
Subsurface degradation processes were neglected in the model in order to make risk-conservative assessments.
Multilevel design seeks to make risk-informed design decisions at all scales.
For others, it's been using the regime's preferential access to dollars to make risk-free profits in the currency markets.
More shows like Year 07 can only be a positive thing, if they give the next generation the incentive to make risk-taking, challenging work.
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