You'll still get your 2 % per year, but if you'd bought that bond one instant after if fell in price then you'd own the exact same
high quality instrument with a higher yield to maturity than the 2 % yielding bond.
Going back to my first piece on the topic, if I were applying risk parity to a bond portfolio, it would mean that I would have to buy considerably more of shorter and
higher quality instruments, and lever them up to my target volatility level, somehow with spreads large enough that they overcome my financing costs.
The Hospital Sterilization Services includes outsourced hospital sterilization provides
a high quality instrument sterilization service for reusable medical and surgical equipment used in operating theatres.
The surgery room is equipped with
the highest quality instruments including: pulse oximeters, ECG and blood pressure monitors, and electrocautery and suction.