However, these studies have typically not controlled for the possibility that paying to harm norm violators is less costly than paying to harm conformers, because the costs of punishing typically scale with the number of individuals that are punished [ 7, 9, 16].
"There is a real possibility he may want to harm himself".
If his traveling pattern was publicized, Rancourt told the judge, there was a possibility that someone might try to harm her client.
This will cut down on the amount of debris floating around, and the possibility of it floating outside to harm the environment.
He didn't even discuss with Zarutsky a possibility to cause serious harm to Filin's health, let alone use sulfuric acid for this".
In addition, patients can only file a claim when they are informed about the possibility to financially redress the harm that is suffered.
Our analysis showed that the ultimate decision by MalariaGEN to adopt a 'managed' approach to data access originated from a desire to exclude the possibility of harm to ethnic groups that might have resulted from the unrestricted release of genomic data.
Not wishing to add commentary about the possibility of harm to the cuttings to the other problems, I let that go in the interests of marital harmony, no doubt burnished by a faint hint of incompetence on my part (i.e., I could have gotten the buckets myself, but did not want to butt in on her project).
On this view, analysis of the appropriateness of investigators exposing subjects to risks would be limited to the possibility of harming the subjects they enroll.
This was done to avoid the possibility of harming what was considered a lesser expendable, highly prized stunt horse.
