These contraindications are likely attributable to the kidneys' role in drug metabolism [ 91] and cannot be anticipated by a semantic similarity approach such as the one presented here.
Keeping in view the environmental safeguard, antagonistic effect cannot be taken into account in designing the discharge limits; the reason is that such effect cannot be anticipated for all possible combinations of the toxicants in an industrial effluent.
Studying close call proposals is appealing since the outcome of the vote is as good as randomized and cannot be anticipated prior to the vote.
This phenomenon of parallel trade can effectuate drug shortage when export of the product is not foreseen and cannot be anticipated [ 22].
The unexpected, by definition, cannot be anticipated: until last summer, for instance, banks would have said that in the event of a liquidity crisis they could raise emergency funding through securitisation.
Regrettably, we live in a less than ideal world where a patient's biological and clinical future cannot be anticipated with such certainty.
Beck's sociological risk concept posits that the consequences of modern risks cannot be anticipated, that no one feels responsible for the consequences and that risks do not exist by themselves but are socially defined constructs or scenarios.
The authors wish to caution that total perfection cannot be anticipated from edicts and protocol because fallacies do occur and must be anticipated.
However, the clinician must always consider other conditions if the patient fails to respond, and a maximum of three boluses should be given (complete awakening cannot be anticipated if the patient has suffered elevated ICP/seizures for hours [ 29]).
Instead, our government and private relief agencies should deliberately build into their response mechanisms a certain amount of redundancy and overlap of responsibility, so as to guarantee assistance for those whose needs cannot be anticipated by a single government agency.
By contrast, a big dataset is designed to be re-used for many purposes, and to answer multiple questions including questions that cannot be anticipated at the time of data collection.
