Risk Factor definition

Risk Factor means, with respect to any Portfolio Investment, for any calendar quarter, the risk factor set forth on Schedule 1.01(c) corresponding to the Risk Factor Rating that has been most recently assigned to such Portfolio Investment by the Borrower in accordance with the definition of Risk Factor Rating.

Risk Factor means one of the circumstances or events identified as a risk factor in Section 5 hereof and “Risk Factors” shall mean more than one of them;

Risk Factor means a variable associated with an increased risk of or susceptibility to latent TB infection or TB disease.

Examples of Risk Factor in a sentence

• Combined 2012-2014 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) data indicate that AI/AN adults in Washington have significantly higher rates of current cigarette use than their white, black, Hispanic/Latino, and Asian counterparts.

• Therapeutic Postoperative Anticoagulation is a Risk Factor for Wound Complications, Infection, and Revision after Shoulder Arthroplasty.

• High Altitude is an Independent Risk Factor for Venous Thromboembolism Following Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair.

• Conclusions for such reasonable expectation may need to be affirmed by an industry professional, as appropriate, and may be dependent upon the severity of the Neighborhood Risk Factor disclosed.

• Pro-Inflammatory Dietary Intake as a Risk Factor for Cvd in Men: A 5-Year Longitudinal Study.

More Definitions of Risk Factor

Risk Factor means a contributing factor that increases the chance of developing foodborne illness as it relates to food safety issues within a food service establishment.

Risk Factor means a variable, e.g. a tenor of an interest rate curve or an equity price, that affects the value of an instrument falling within the scope of the risk factor definitions in subsection 3.3. Risk factors are mapped to a risk class.

Risk Factor means a scientifically established factor (determinant) that relates directly to the level of a health problem. A health problem may have any number of risk factors identified for it.

Risk Factor. For a brief period prior to the open, orders entered into the system for execution at the opening may not be cancelled. ORDER TYPES The GLOBEX system will not accept orders (such as market orders) that do not specify a limit price. A customer may, however, obtain the effect of a market order by specifying a limit price that xxxxxxx the current market price. Such a “price or better” order will be filled against standing orders in the system, at the price of the standing orders, until the customer’s order is filled or his limit price is reached. The GLOBEX system will not accept contingency orders including MIT and STOP orders. Unless otherwise prohibited by exchange rules, a firm may accept contingency orders from customers. In such cases, the orders will be handled manually by a terminal operator entering a limit order (or series of limit orders) when the contingent event occurs. For example, in the case of a stop order, once the stop has been elected the terminal operator would enter a limit order (or series of limit orders) until the order is completely filled.

Risk Factor. In the event of a GLOBEX host computer failure, all orders that were previously entered into the system will lose their time priority. Each firm will be responsible to re-enter the orders, at which time matching will be based on price and the time that the orders were re-entered to the host.

Risk Factor means, with respect to any Portfolio Investment, for any calendar quarter, the risk factor set forth on S chedule 1.01(c) corresponding to the Risk Factor Rating that has been most recently assigned to such Portfolio Investment by the Borrower in accordance with the definition of Risk Factor Rating.

Risk Factor means, for the purpose of this Act, force, awkward posture, repetition, vibration, and contract stress.