In addition to these ambiguities, comparative risk exercises, which amount to risk assessment on a scale wider than that applied to single agents, also entail balancing community values, cost benefit analyses, and other factors not directly tied to toxicology.
Nonetheless, PCSTs entail balancing the present exposure of individual participants to risk of surgical harms against the knowledge gains and likely benefit to future patients and the wider population.
The path in translating basic stem cell research into routine therapies is complex and entails balancing the expected therapeutic benefits with the potential risks to the patient, while complying with the existing risk averse regulations and guidelines.
Drafting any law, policy, or initiative entails balancing the risks the targeted behavior presents with basic ethics and compassion.
In couples research, the primary ethical tension entails balancing the risks and benefits to the participating individuals, to the couple, and to society.
Women who are poorly informed about obstetric ultrasound may be put in a very much unwanted situation of having to make decisions about their unborn child; a situation that entails balancing the interest of the fetus, the family and personal values and circumstances [ 27, 28].
Accordingly, compensation does not entail a balance between risk and protective factors (at a specific point in time), resulting in remediation of the defective underlying skill and better literacy performance at the outcome level.
But Sarah at least has George, faithfully visiting her closed world, and despite the obvious darkness that a murder story and a prison story entails, the balance of the novel tilts towards the affirmative.
This should entail a balancing of individual rights and interests against social benefits.
Managing watershed development on a sustainable basis usually entails a balance between the needs of humans and nature, both in the present and in the future.
