Definitions for "Risk factor"
A clearly defined occurrence or characteristic that has been associated with the increased rate of a subsequently occurring disease. Risk factors include aspects of personal behaviour, lifestyle, environmental exposure, or inborn or inherited characteristics, which are known to be associated with the disease.
a characteristic that has been statistically demonstrated to be associated with (although not necessarily the direct cause of) a particular injury. Risk factors can be used for targeting preventative efforts at groups who may be particularly in danger of injury.
A characteristic (e.g., race, sex, age, obesity) or variable (e.g., smoking, exposure) associated with increased chance of toxic effects. Some standard risk factors used in general risk assessment calculations include average breathing rates, average weight, and average human life span.
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an epidemiological term for conditions statistically correlated with shortened life expectancy
May be individual, family, community, or social characteristic with high correlation (but not necessarily causation) to ATOD problems.
An element or condition negatively effecting cardiovascular health (such as smoking).
a condition, element, or activity that may adversely affect the heart.
a condition or activity that makes a harmful event more likely Return to previous page
The portion of a rate of return on an investment that is assumed to cover the risk associated with that deal. The greater the risk, the higher the capitalization rate.
The portion of a given return or rate of return from capital invested in an enterprise that is assumed to cover the risks associated with the particular investment.
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A random variable whose uncertainty represents a source of risk.
The use of a difficult action in which an error in execution may cause a near disaster.
Keywords:  broad, assessment, plan
Broad assessment of the risks of each plan.
Keywords:  free, asset, interest, rate
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