But the longer policy omissions delay real progress on emissions pricing, the very small possibility of such a catastrophe creeps up just that little bit more.
Some studies have focused on rationing of nursing care and related concepts such as care omissions, delays [ 36] and care priority setting [ 37- 39] and provide evidence of a relationship between nursing care rationing and patient negative outcomes.
Omission or delay of anti-legionella treatment was a risk factor for death among patients with CAL.
Delays may have been the consequence of irregularity in publishing or in submitting published issues to the database, or an omission or delay by a database producer.
In particular, patients' poor compliance with antihypertensive treatment may influence long-term BPV, as dose omission or delay in drug intake during the follow-up period may also contribute to an increased day-by-day and visit-to-visit BPV.
The potential for omission and delay between the diagnosis of cancers in a flagged population and their notification to the investigators must be taken into account, if underestimation of the true level of cancer risk is to be avoided.
Classical data sources are often inadequate, due to either NPS omission, inherent delays in the conduct or publication of research, lack of established government initiatives, or inflexible data systems.
The management of the construction was flawed from the start: the stem and sternposts, rudder frame, and propeller shaft brackets were not ordered in time, and the late discovery of this omission substantially delayed progress.
Fatal flaws or omissions mean delays while studies are redone.
"There were a series of abuses and irregularities, omissions and delays that affected the investigation and trial process," she says, with a lawyerly detachment.
