Although this can seem obvious, choosing an appropriate size for your office can mitigate unforeseen circumstances in the future, and also provide you with more space to work with, allowing you to remain flexible.
Christopher's pursuits are driven by his belief that there's a scarcity of "corporate diplomats" able to broker the kind of dialogues required to direct disruptive technology toward responsible and profitable ends, while mitigating unforeseen pitfalls.
While a "buddy system" encourages medics to alert each other to problems, there are unforeseen dangers.
Their keen sense of smell helps them to get around, although they must be protected from sudden falls and unforeseen dangers.
Importantly, they also highlight possible, unforeseen dangers of combination therapies in which an immunotherapy, even delivered locally at the tumor site, may systemically sensitize the patient to a cytokine shock-like response triggered by IV delivery of oncolytic virus.
While considering worst-case scenarios is important for the development of sound policy, taking action based only on worst-case thinking can introduce unforeseen dangers and costs.
In today's constantly changing business environment, Pang believes it's important to innovate how staff learn in order to capitalise on opportunities and mitigate unforeseen threats.
The new communist order offered unprecedented opportunities as well as unforeseen dangers".
But 44percentt said they worry that DNA research involves unforeseen dangers.
("No way," he gasps. "Where do they all fit?") Ma also ponders the nature of the options she and her son have, and whether those options have unforeseen dangers and risks worth taking.
Cross-sectional studies have suggested that the widespread eradication of H pylori may lead to unforeseen dangers, such as increases in gastro-oesophageal reflux 32 and childhood asthma.
