The weaknesses include incomplete linkage (95% overall with 85% or more for every ethnic group); the use of routinely collected data; and unavailability of risk factor data.
‡Equal to CHADS2 revised because of unavailability of risk factors (left ventricular function, mitral stenosis, and prosthetic heart valve) in BAFTA data.
This is because mission risk (unavailability) stemming from controlled reentry subsystem failure(s) is essentially eliminated.
The use of fragility curves and the risk of unavailability for wind turbines will continue to grow because they allow performance assessment of future systems which favor larger, more flexible, more massive, and more complex wind turbine units.
In the simultaneous optimization of TS&M-related parameters based on risk (or unavailability) and cost, like in many other engineering optimization problems, one normally faces multi-modal and non-linear objective functions and a variety of both linear and non-linear constraints.
Unavailability related to higher risk of victimisation.
Unavailability of biomedical CVD risk factor data has, until now, limited efforts to understand the causes of the disparity.
Uninformative test results could lead to a delay in diagnosis or unavailability of information for risk assessment [ 20].
The authors say these commonsense ideas haven't been adopted by epidemiologists for a variety of reasons, such as lack of awareness about their importance to risk assessors, unavailability of the information in the base data, or lack of space due to journal restrictions (although some journals now publish supplemental data at no additional cost).
These results reinforce the notion that managing the risk of network unavailability requires a combination of redundant topology, increased flow carrying capacity, and other non-conventional consequence reduction strategies, such as layout homogenization and the deliberate inclusion of weak links for network islanding.
