1 2.2. 2  If the Registry is not open to ALL registrants (that is, accepts trials only from a particular sponsor, health care condition (eg cancer), intervention, etc) please specify which trials the Registry is open to. 3  Not applicable. 4  3.
Risk homeostasis. Risk homeostasis â A term coined by psychologist Gerald J. S. Wilde, a tendency for humans to seek target levels of risk. Filed Under: Aircraft Navigation, Avionics Terms Tagged With: Aircraft, Avionics, Navigation.
at risk, the state of an individual or population being vulnerable to a particular disease or event. The factors determining risk may be environmental, psychosocial, psychologic, or physiologic. An example of an environmental factor is exposure to harmful substances or organisms.t risk, the state of an individual or population being vulnerable to a particular disease or event. The factors determining risk may be environmental, psychosocial, psychologic, or physiologic. An example of an environmental factor is exposure to harmful substances or organisms.