In consideration of the likely incidence of occult malignancy in the potential donor population, it is conceivable that a small, although difficult to quantify, number of active malignancies, particularly breast and prostate cancer, might never be recognized in deceased organ donors.
"But it omits consideration of the likely consequences to the victim".
"Grants also do not encourage consideration of reforms likely to improve infrastructure planning and decision making.
However, we see deportation decisions based on very low levels of risk without adequate consideration of the likely harm".
But a letter sent a fortnight ago from EHRC's chief executive, Rebecca Hilsenrath, to the Labour MP Roger Godsiff, says the government's impact assessments lack detailed consideration of the likely impact of the cuts on disabled people.
A consideration of the likely outdoor environment for fluttering harvesters revealed that the flow would be highly turbulent and having a mean flow angle in the horizontal plane that could approach a harvester from any direction.
Through consideration of the likely damage from a particular scenario a picture can be developed of the effects of an event on the entire system and forms a resource for use when developing strategies for response and recovery.
This paper argues using a mythical example that such failures are often due to inadequate consideration of the likely amount of variation in the material which will flow through the plant.
In addition, an active consideration of the likely total reflection height, the consequent restriction of data to unaffected height ranges, an active consideration of group retardation and a correction made for it, and the use of smaller range resolutions to increase the number of unaffected range gates at least above 90 km should be implemented.
This is illustrated by consideration of myths likely to recall (early) Holocene sea-level rise, particularly along the coasts of India and Australia, as well as myths recalling rapid episodic coastal emergence and submergence, the latter including the disappearance of entire landmasses (islands).
