But if Mr Blair can be more successful in convincing voters that a Tory-led government might involve risk, then perhaps his day trip to the election will be worthwhile for Labour.
This interaction is much more complicated when the communication involves more complex or specialized knowledge, such as is in the case of genetic information, when comprehension might involve understanding risks and mathematical calculations (e.g. probabilities).
For instance, 26.4% of physicians and 21.8% of the nurses indicated that they have minimized contacts with patients and their companions post-violence and 13.6% and 14.5%, respectively, minimized the time of patient care, as well as 11.8% and 8.2%, respectively, avoided taking decisions that might involve medical risks.> -wrap-foot> χ2 = 31.574, P < 0.005.
Many people discouraged me from doing so, many said it might involve unnecessary risk, many other said that we did not need such a test, as the coalition held the majority of votes, and that the vote of confidence was a waste of time.
Several participants reported feeling worried and that this process might involve more risk.
Staff considered that their main task was to treat diseases, and overweight and obesity were seen more as conditions that might involve a risk of diabetes or some other disease.
Both choices involve risks.
Of course, they involve risks.
The term 'complete proof procedure for inconsistency' might involve a smaller risk of being misunderstood (cf., e.g., Quine 1970: 90).
Binge drinking is a common social activity among Norwegian teenagers, and might involve protective and risk inducing factors.
Until conclusive evidence is available, realistic clinical strategies might involve reduction of specific risk factors for sex crimes, such as sexual preoccupation, in abusers at risk of reoffending.
