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... risk and a measure of the risk level - either the HERP index or the TD50 values for rats and mice . Sensitivity analyses with a wide variety of risk measures and functional forms for these risk measures yielded similar results ...
... risk and a measure of the risk level - either the HERP index or the TD50 values for rats and mice . Sensitivity analyses with a wide variety of risk measures and functional forms for these risk measures yielded similar results ...
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... risk or lack the information to make a rational choice , the task can be performed by using a safer alternative technology , or the risk is inflicted on children or other parties who ought to be protected . Regulations can pre- sumably ...
... risk or lack the information to make a rational choice , the task can be performed by using a safer alternative technology , or the risk is inflicted on children or other parties who ought to be protected . Regulations can pre- sumably ...
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( 1995 ) we also found that increases in crop risk ( higher CV's ) actually decreased the probability of crop - sharing , suggesting that measurement costs explain contract choice , since greater exogenous risk makes crop measurement ...
( 1995 ) we also found that increases in crop risk ( higher CV's ) actually decreased the probability of crop - sharing , suggesting that measurement costs explain contract choice , since greater exogenous risk makes crop measurement ...
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