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"G.E.H. does not believe that adequate consideration was afforded to advanced reactor and recycling technologies that could significantly improve the used fuel disposal process," said the company, a partnership that makes many of the major components for G.E.-designed reactors.
In 1961, a federal select committee recommended (after extensive consultation over the "capacities" of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to vote responsibly; no such consideration was afforded the capacity of non-Indigenous voters to cast their ballots responsibly) first Australians be enfranchised.
They thought financial considerations were afforded most importance, and other factors included national guidelines and political priorities.
"The file was afforded appropriate consideration given the information available to police at the time," Schlosser says.
Clinicians tended to think quality of care was afforded low priority in decision-making processes, while service managers thought that quality of care was a consideration.
However, some consideration must be afforded the vast body of histopathological, cytotoxicity, cell proliferation, and toxicogenomic data extended up to 90 days, all demonstrating clear dose-dependent transitions in the responses of nasal epithelial tissues to graded formaldehyde exposures.
These emergent views, taken together with other recent empirical research, the limited support provided by NICE's Citizens Council and the consultation on the supplementary guidance, suggest that, if societal perspectives are a key element in health policy decisions, further consideration should be afforded to the way resources are allocated to patients at the end of life.
While meaningful educational interactions can occur via social media, the decision whether or not to use social media in learning depends on careful consideration of what is afforded, giving equal consideration to both what is lost and what is gained.
Little consideration has thus far been afforded to the inherent variability in everyday practice and how this can prospectively create system vulnerabilities [ 11].
