probability mass

probability theory | theory of probability

premature release probability [ cut-off call probability ]

uncalled capital

calculate odds in betting | gauge betting target odds to calculate profit | calculate betting target odds | calculate target odds in betting

probable correctness theory | probable theory | probability theory | theory of probability

share not fully paid in | not fully paid-up share | not fully covered share

We're seeing it in terms of the charging practices, the remanding practices, the conviction practices, and sentencing practices; and then, once individuals are in prison, the overclassification, the more limited access to programs, the greater difficulty in gaining access to conditional release, and for individuals who do manage to be released on conditional release, the increased likelihood of that being revoked and their being returned to prison.

These results correspond with the joint statement published by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and the European Medicines Agency (EMA) on 15 April 2013 which concluded that the risks associated to bute were of "low concern for consumers due to the low likelihood of exposure and the overall low likelihood of toxic effects and that, on a given day, the probability of a consumer being both susceptible to developing aplastic anaemia and being exposed to phenylbutazone was estimated to range approximately from 2 in a trillion to 1 in 100 million".

For each credit assessment system, the ECAF performance monitoring process consists of an annual ex-post comparison of: (a) the observed default rates for all eligible entities and instruments rated by the credit assessment system, where these entities and instruments are grouped into static pools based on certain characteristics, e.g. credit rating, asset class, industry sector, credit assessment model; and (b) the appropriate credit quality threshold of the Eurosystem given by the benchmark PD (two benchmark PDs are considered: a 0,10 % PD over a one-year horizon which is considered equivalent to a credit assessment of credit quality ...[+++]step 2; and a 0,40 % PD over a one-year horizon which is considered equivalent to a credit assessment of credit quality step 3 of the Eurosystem harmonised rating scale).

1. Given that each non-euro area NCB has already paid up 7 % of its share in the ECB’s subscribed capital as applicable on 28 December 2010 under Decision ECB/2008/28, each of them shall pay up the additional amount specified in the below table, which is the difference between the paid-up capital specified in Article 1 and the amount paid up in the past: