Formally, there is no reference in the Articles referring to the conditions of consent, nor in Article 14, to a reduced standard of obligation based on risk reduction mechanisms being in place.ii In turn, the authors know of no relevant jurisprudence defining how, or how far, such risk reduction approaches can function to change the relevant conditions of consent.
Clinicians seldom know of the relevant and rigorous evidence that is available on a particular topic and most often do not attempt to retrieve it even when pertinent to a clinical problem at hand [ 4, 5].
The urban-rural gradient observed in disease progression at diagnosis is also opposite that observed in incidence in Denmark (Ewertz, 1993) and might represent a different degree of delay by rural patients, providers or both, although we know of no relevant Danish study.
At first pass, in Stanley and Williamson's presentation, for S to know how to A is for S to know, of some contextually relevant way of acting w, that w is a way for S to A. Stanley and Williamson develop and defend such a treatment, and offer independent considerations for rejecting Ryle's own arguments for the Rylean view.
If you make a connection with parents at your children's athletic games, school plays or PTA events, for example, don't hesitate to offer your card and ask them to contact you if they know of job opportunities relevant to your experience.
He knew of no relevant family hx.
These key informants were then asked whether they knew of any relevant interventions or could lead us to other key informants.
He said that he did not know of any other details relevant to an investigation, and that he was cooperating with regulators in their inquiries.
We will contact these organisations and individuals to solicit known examples of relevant decision aids (see online supplementary appendix 4) and will continue this consultation strategy until we determine that no new decision aids are likely to be identified.
