Sentences with phrase «statistical risk»

Women who were breastfed as children and women who breastfeed their own children are at reduced statistical risk of developing breast cancer.

Framework delivers systematic and objective fundamental risk scores for each stock in the portfolio, used in conjunction with statistical risk analysis for comprehensive visual assessment, position sizing and portfolio construction

Now I have seen the retrospective / associational / correlational research showing a significantly higher statistical risk, and I believe it and would not seek HB if I had it to do over again.

The question is this: Will the new technology ramp up and take over before the current infrastructure erodes so far that statistical risk translates into lives lost?

Existing statistical risk analyses, such as the Framingham Risk Score, would not predict so high a disease risk among men until well into their 80s or 90s, she says.

This devastating outlier pushes the statistical risk of dams dozens of times higher, to 54.7 deaths per 10 TWh — about 46 times more risk than nuclear power.

[Midwife] has informed me of the statistical risks of giving birth at home based on her understanding and research.

It would have been perfectly valid to present the statistical risks and then state that you find the risks sufficiently low that the pleasure you derived from bed - sharing with your infant was worth the remote possibility of their death.

This would be considered a negative screening because your actual risk was better than your statistical risk (one in 353 for a woman at 35).

This means that your risk of giving birth to a baby with Down syndrome is higher than your statistical risk.

An SNP associated with CAD does not cause the disease, but reveals something about the statistical risk of suffering from it.

These include measurement of statistical risk, factor risk, scenario testing and common sense.

ProPublica looked at a statistical risk model used in some courts to help inform questions of bail and sentencing, and their findings aren't pretty.

Thefts and other types of claims are more widespread in areas with higher populations, and your car insurance rates are really just a reflection of the statistical risk of a claim.