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Neurovascular anatomy and elbow arthroscopy: Inherent risks
Arthroscopy, 1986Abstract Five cadaver elbows were examined arthroscopically. Detailed dissections of superficial cutaneous nerves and of deeper neurovascular structures were carried out either before or after arthroscopic examination. Normal neurovascular anatomy and variants were defined in relation to standard portal placement.
G J, Lynch +3 more
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Export inherent safety NOT risk
Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries, 2005Abstract The author presents a personal view that production of bulk chemicals and the attendant risks are being transferred from developed to developing nations. Some evidence is presented on the transfer of production. The transferred risk is increased because of the larger scale plants that are now built in locales that are less able to cope with ...
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Risk factors for acute renal failure: inherent and modifiable risks
Current Opinion in Critical Care, 2005Our purpose is to discuss established risk factors in the development of acute renal failure and briefly overview clinical markers and preventive measures.Findings from the literature support the role of older age, diabetes, underlying renal insufficiency, and heart failure as predisposing factors for acute renal failure.
Martine, Leblanc +5 more
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International Trade and Inherent Risks
2008Ever since World War II there has been a considerable increase in world trade between independent sovereign states. In international trade, importers and exporters are quite often confronted with problems arising from the movements of goods from one country to another and are simultaneously subject to the different legislation, customs and practices of
Tarsem Singh Bhogal, Arun Kumar Trivedi
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Reducing the risks inherent in paediatric therapeutics
Nurse Prescribing, 2009Paediatric prescribing is fraught with difficulties, underlined by the paucity of appropriately tested medicines. As a result, between 11% (general practice) and 80% of children (neonatal intensive care units) receive unlicensed or off-label drugs. A lack of suitable formulations compound the inherent problems with paediatric therapeutics, and dosing ...
Steve Tomlin, Heather Morris
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COHERENT PORTFOLIO SEPARATION — INHERENT SYSTEMIC RISK?
International Journal of Theoretical and Applied Finance, 2004A stylized market risk model is studied. It turns out that quantifying risk by quantile-VaR, coherent risk measures or other functionals that are positively homogeneous, has a consequence akin to assuming multi-normal returns, namely a two fund separation property.
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Risk Inherent in Matching Unreliability With Uncertainty
2018Solar and wind are unreliable sources of energy. Several years ago, there was an eclipse over Europe during calm weather reducing renewable (wind and solar) power to nil – without 100% backup, the lights would have gone out. Electricity demand is uncertain, but its uncertainty can be bracketed within known parameters based on an analysis of past demand.
Roy L. Nersesian, Joe McManus
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UK AUDITORS' PERCEPTIONS OF INHERENT RISK
The British Accounting Review, 1996Abstract In March 1995, the APB in the UK issued its Statements of Auditing Standards 300 (SAS 300): «Accounting and Internal Control Systems and Audit Risk Assessment». The standard identifies inherent risk as one of the three components of audit risk; inherent risk being defined as «the susceptibility of an account balance or class of transactions ...
CHRISTINE HELLIAR +4 more
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Understanding the Relationship between Business Risk and Inherent Risk
Managerial Auditing Journal, 1991Business risk and inherent risk both bear on the audit; the audit risk model; and the nature, timing, and extent of work performed. Inherent risk and business risk bear an inverse relationship to detec‐tion risk and have a direct effect on the level of work performed.
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Really sustainable? Inherent risks of eco-labeling in fisheries
Fisheries Research, 2016In recent years, there has been a proliferation in environmental, market-based product certification schemes. Typically, certifying bodies provide labels that assure that the products have been extracted or produced using environmentally (and sometimes socially) responsible practices.
Maria Hadjimichael, Troels J. Hegland
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