Each report contains categorical information about location, patient demographics, and reporter perception of severity of harm — collected in a structured report form — as well as free-text descriptions of the incident, potential contributory factors, and planned actions to prevent reoccurrence.
The statue does not impose punishment but is "a regulatory law intended to help protect the public from future harm by collecting truthful information and making it available to those who choose to access it," Alaska argues in its brief.
No animals were harmed while collecting Bd samples.
This so-called PGD/HLA testing type 1 (de Wert et al., 2007) is morally accepted in most countries on the condition that the parents intend to care for the donor child to the same extend as they do for their other children and because the newborn is not harmed when collecting the cord blood.
The aerial parts of Toona microcarpa Harms were collected in February 2013 from the Jinghong region of Yunnan Province, China.
Findings from this study highlight possible harms associated with collecting post-mortem biopsies in Bangladesh.
But among Chinese art dealers and museum professionals in the United States there is a widespread belief not only that the agreement is unlikely to achieve its stated goal of stopping looting in China, but also that it will harm legitimate collecting and study of this material.
The layers of bureaucracy do keep hundreds of thousands of people employed, but many Mexicans have lost their patience with red tape that can cause real harm, keeping people from collecting pensions on time, for instance, or delaying the opening of a business.
Listing the species would not prohibit fishing or diving near corals, but it could outlaw harming, wounding, killing or collecting them.
"Our priority in this case was to ensure that we arrested a man who tried to do us harm, that we collected actionable intelligence from him and that we prosecuted him in a way that was consistent with the rule of law".
