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Meanwhile there is a corresponding increase of risks in operations.

There is an increase of risk of sudden death syndrome (SIDS) in infants.

The slope of the capital allocation line is equal to the incremental return of the portfolio to the incremental increase of risk.

The increase of risk taking amongst damaged frontal lobe patients can be directly observed during gambling, and gambling tasks have been developed to measure such behavior.

Change in the approved patient population (e.g. pediatric) or a population at greater or increase of risk (elderly, HIV positive, immunocompromised)

The Court of Appeal applied the "material increase of risk" test, first espoused in McGhee v National Coal Board.

Hence, the slope of the capital allocation line is called the reward-to-variability ratio because the expected return increases continually with the increase of risk as measured by the standard deviation.

In medicine, small effect sizes (reflected by small increases of risk) are often considered clinically relevant and are frequently used to guide treatment decisions if there is great confidence in them.

There is evidence for increased risk of cancer (breast, cervical, liver) as well as significant increase of risk for heart attack and stroke for current users of oral contraceptives.

Many doctors use 35 and older as the age when risk increases.

If you begin menopause after age 55, your risk increases.

So far only data from short term observation is available and total risk increase can not be judged.

However, what is far from clear is the extent to which that risk increases.

As a fund's potential return increases, its level of risk increases.

See a table that shows how miscarriage risk increases .

Children with diabetes seem to be protected from having complications until they become adolescents; then their risk increases.

However, if passwords are chosen and guarded carefully, the risk increase is minimal.

How does health risk increase when passing from being 15 years old and being 16 years old?

If an investment's risk increases, capital providers demand higher returns or they will place their capital elsewhere.

Surely their existing lenders wouldn't quibble over a zero risk increase to their exposure?

For 17-year-old drivers, the risk increase was even larger; with three or more passengers it was triple the risk of driving alone.

Energy efficiency can help slow the pace at which the risk from global warming risk increases, but it cannot reverse the trend alone.

Toy safety standards are continually updated and modified as the understanding of risks increases and new products are developed.

The opinion continued, "The agency admits that studies show that crash risk increases, in the agency's words, 'geometrically' after the eighth hour on duty."

The following year (2006) the US Surgeon General identified the same risk increase and concluded that the evidence is "suggestive," one step below causal.

The absolute risk increase of heart disease due to ETS was 2.2%, while the attributable risk percent was 23%.

Murray previously wrote that while the risk increase is "about five-fold [...] for the heaviest users", the issue has become political football.

People who learn they carry a higher genetic risk of Type II diabetes, for instance, may see that risk increase if they start to gain weight.

As risk increases, the expected sufficiency of testing evidence accumulated for controls related to significant accounts increases (see section below regarding testing & evidence decisions).

Escape theory predicts that the probability of fleeing and flight distance increase as predation risk increases and decrease as escape cost increases.

Allowing remuneration will mean the donor profile will change and the overall risk increase: comparative studies show that the state of health of remunerated donors is poorer.

Overall injuries and fatalities may still decrease due to greater seat belt use, but drivers who would wear seat belts regardless would see their overall risk increase.