His justification for risk, and the acceptance of failure as contributing to "systems level" thinking, proved irresistible to those attending the 1948 and 1949 summer sessions at Black Mountain College.
Resnik [ 31] reviewed limits on risks in studies and reported that financial compensation should not be a justification for increased risk.
But every soldier needs justification for their risk; bravery comes not just from comradeship, but from a belief in a cause.
We're still dancing". Soon after, the financial system crashed, and that remark came to be seen as a cavalier justification for excessive risk taking by the bank.
Finally, the subject matter experts were asked to provide a basis or justification for their risk scores.
Although several investigators have laid out a general theoretical justification for multivariable risk-stratified subgroup analysis of clinical trials, [ 9, 11- 14, 22, 23, 45] this is the first paper to systematically quantify the degree to which it improves statistical power for detecting heterogeneity in net RRR.
In that context, Prince's comment came to be seen as a cavalier justification for the extraordinary risks taken on by banks like Citigroup.
If there is no particular medical benefit, there is less justification for accepting the risks of intentional development of a metastable crystalline or amorphous form.
The justification for using competing risks methods in our primary analysis is that hip and knee prostheses are mainly implanted in older patients for whom mortality is a substantial competing risk which may be several times greater than the risk of revision.
The Johns Hopkins co-authors highlight key ethical dimensions of this challenge, including "a moral obligation to ensure that the results of that research are used to help reduce risks to global health," the prospect of which must be the ethical justification for undertaking the risk of dual-use research at all.
Critics say there is no justification for the high-risk studies.
