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underlying risk
Underlying-Risiko

nel dizionario PONS

under·ˈlie <-y-, -lay, -lain> VB vb trans

under·ˈly·ing AGG attr, inv

1. underlying GEOG:

2. underlying (real, basic):

I. risk [rɪsk] SOST

1. risk (hazard):

Risiko nt <-s, -s>
Brandgefahr f <-, -en>
bad [or high]/good [or low]risk
to take [or run] a risk
to take [or run] a risk

2. risk (insurance policy):

Risiko nt <-s, -s>
Gefahr f <-, -en>
Gefährdung f <-, -en>
Feuergefahr f <-, -en>

II. risk [rɪsk] SOST modifier

risk (analysis, factor):

III. risk [rɪsk] VB vb trans

to risk sth
riskieren [o. es wagen] , etw zu tun
to risk one's life [or colloq neck]
Voce OpenDict

risk SOST

Dizionario Banche, Finanza e Assicurazioni PONS

underlying risk SOST MERC FIN

Dizionario Banche, Finanza e Assicurazioni PONS
Dizionario Banche, Finanza e Assicurazioni PONS

underlying SOST MERC FIN

Present
Iunderlie
youunderlie
he/she/itunderlies
weunderlie
youunderlie
theyunderlie
Past
Iunderlay
youunderlay
he/she/itunderlay
weunderlay
youunderlay
theyunderlay
Present Perfect
Ihaveunderlain
youhaveunderlain
he/she/ithasunderlain
wehaveunderlain
youhaveunderlain
theyhaveunderlain
Past Perfect
Ihadunderlain
youhadunderlain
he/she/ithadunderlain
wehadunderlain
youhadunderlain
theyhadunderlain

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The risk is higher during intense physical activity, especially for people with underlying risk factors such as high blood pressure.
www.thestarphoenix.com
When considering any of these, underlying risk levels and market volatility need to be taken into account, so expert advice is needed.
www.irishexaminer.com
Even if the underlying spot goes against our anticipation, the underlying risk is properly mitigated regardless of swings.
www.econotimes.com
Overweight or obese people without metabolic syndrome tended to have worse laboratory values for underlying risk factors, such as high blood pressure.
www.healthline.com
Straight chiropractors believe that vertebral subluxation leads to interference with an innate intelligence exerted via the human nervous system and is a primary underlying risk factor for many diseases.
en.wikipedia.org