For most African societies, lack of knowledge on sexual matters entails safety as it is assumed that if adolescents are not exposed to such knowledge, the likelihood of getting involved, and consequently becoming victims, will be slim [ 18].
Another is to accept a job that entails greater safety risks.
However, in scenarios where the treatment entails a safety risk or if the cost of the treatment is taken into account, a utility that penalizes efficacy claims for a too large population may be more appropriate.
As a junior doctor who's married to a pilot, I'm perhaps more intimately acquainted than Jeremy Hunt with what airline safety entails.
26 The SATS program represents person-centered, high-quality, regular care and communication with a particular nurse for each participant, which entails continuity and safety for the patients and their families and 100% compliance with ChEI therapy.
In the focus groups students were asked to report what they thought patient safety entails, their experiences with situations in which patient safety was compromised and with situations in which errors were made, and their own role and that of the supervisor with regard to patient safety.
Converting the Royale plant to meet federal rules on fire safety would entail replacing the glue-spraying booths with metal walls, installing sprinklers and explosion-proof lighting and retraining workers, at a cost of tens of thousands of dollars, he added.
Product recalls due to safety hazards entail societal costs, such as property damage, injury, and sometimes death.
The fundamental differences between Light-Water Reactors (LWRs) and Sodium Fast Reactors (SFRs) (i.e., breeding ratio, neutron energy spectrum, power densities, coolant nature, reactor architecture and so on) entail major differences in safety aspects.
Temporary workers, or "temps," often go into work every day without even knowing what their job will entail, let alone what safety precautions they should take.
