Sentences with phrase «assigned me a risk score»

The company uses the algorithm, which it says is validated and 94 % accurate, to assign risk scores to patients and target them with varying modes of outreach — Henry says those efforts are «soft touch, nothing Orwellian.»

In some of these buildings, like the 10 Milbank buildings in this lawsuit, the mortgage was securitized, meaning it was packaged with many other mortgages into a giant pool, carved up into different slices (known as tranches), assigned risk scores by ratings agencies, and sold to investors through Wall Street.

After answering the initial investing questions WiseBanyan assigned me a risk score of 7.7.

CU is an optional, free tool that lenders can use to assign a risk score to appraisals and identify aspects of the appraisal that may require further attention.

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Siemens has assigned a security severity rating of 9.8 out of 10, using the open industry standard CVSS (Common Vulnerability Scoring System) risk assessment system, according to the U.S. security notice.

Mortgage lenders use these scores to determine the risk and «creditworthiness» of a particular borrower, and also when assigning the interest rate on a loan.

Mortgage lenders rank credit scores using an industry - standard model known as the FICO score which assigns a numerical value to a person's credit risk to a bank.

Prostate cancer risk groups are assigned based on the prostate biopsy results, which include the Gleason score (GS)-- an indication of how aggressively the tumor cells may behave — and the prostate specific antigen (PSA) level in the patient's blood at the time of diagnosis.

Researchers assigned each type of physical activity an intensity score and determined walking or bicycling just 20 minutes per day was associated with a 21 percent lower risk of heart failure and accounted for the largest difference in heart failure free survival.

There are risks to assigning too much, however: A 2015 study found that when middle school students were assigned more than 90 to 100 minutes of daily homework, their math and science test scores began to decline (Fernández - Alonso, Suárez - Álvarez, & Muñiz, 2015).

Your credit rating is a score assigned to you that tells a potential lender how much of a credit risk you are.

Mortgage lenders rank credit scores using an industry - standard model known as the FICO score which assigns a numerical value to a person's credit risk to a bank.

Credit reports show a score that quickly allows the lenders to assign a risk factor without an in - depth analysis of every consumer account.

It is hard to say exactly how much a hard inquiry can reduce scores since each credit profile may be assigned a different score card based on the risk category it falls under.

Each Prosper borrower is assigned a grade based on their credit score to help lenders evaluate their risk and the site verifies borrowers» identities.

Lenders assign the highest scores to consumers who pose the lowest risks — that is, consumers who consistently pay their bills on time and carry small amounts of debt compared to their overall borrowing capacities.

Based on these factors, the three major credit bureaus or rating agencies (Equifax, Experian and TransUnion) will assign us a score that represents the presumed risk a creditor is taking on when they decide to lend us money.

Financial institutions use this score to determine what kind of risk you are; foremost determining whether or not to grant approval and then what kind of rates to assign you.

Credit scores use the data in your credit report and assign a number (usually ranging from 300 - 900) which shows lenders how much of a risk you are in paying back a debt.

Tech companies use algorithms to choose among job applicants and assign «flight risk» scores to employees according to how likely each is thought to be to leave.

Assigned risk insurance personal auto insurance plans don't take some factors in to account like, credit score, education, occupation or how many policies that you have had in the last three years.

Based on past work, 17,18 responses were assigned a score (0 for never or not in the past year, 1 for event occurred once, 2 for twice, 4 for 3 — 5 times, 8 for 6 — 10 times, 15 for 11 — 20 times, and 25 for > 20 times), and we created a dichotomous variable considering domain scores in the top 10th percentile as high risk for maltreatment.

To determine the construct validity, we assigned 1 point to «Yes» responses, -1 point to «No», and 0 to «Unknown» responses, with the result that a higher total score implies a higher risk of a depressive state.

CLUE: CLUE (Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange) is the insurance industry's national database that assigns individuals a risk score.