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refers to a factor, environmental or anthropogenic, that causes or drives a behavior or outcome.
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| stress test |
A general term for the practice of subjecting a model (eg a VaR model) to inputs that are adjusted to represent extreme or unusual changes in market factors. The sources of stress may be actual historical changes in market factors or hypothetical changes.
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| stress test |
A test to determine how many resources will be used by a system.
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| stress |
Any real or perceived adverse stimulus, physical or psychological, that tends to disturb an individual
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| stress urinary incontinence |
Involuntary leakage on effort or exertion. 4 It occurs with abdominal pressure on the bladder due to everyday physical stresses such as laughing, coughing or jumping. 4 Usually only a small volume of urine is leaked.
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