I am really concerned about the potential of harm to the children who were as young as eight years old.
Nine jurors cited a psychological examination of Mr. Mohamed done in March, which, they said, "judged his potential of harm to others to be low".
It should be released in the interest of helping provide closure to the families, and, quite frankly, in helping policy makers understand fully the implications of access to weapons and the potential of harm in the communities".
When consenting to a trial, participants accept the potential of harm that may occur to them.
Bioethical theory is very concerned with the potential of abuse of knowledge, but seems to neglect the potential of harm by lack of available but inaccessible knowledge [ 3].
In RCTs in which children are involved, the potential of harm caused by ADRs is a primary concern for parents, investigators, regulators and sponsors.
We anticipate that high performing organisations will make increasing use of formal risk prediction systems in which staffing levels and other indicators are linked to assessments of the potential of harm and declining reliability.
The potential of harm and the burden for preparing the bicarbonate solutions led the Work Group not to express a preference for or against one solution (isotonic saline or isotonic bicarbonate).
16 For example, the potential of harm and the social relationship between the observer and the actor of a risky behaviour vary from situation to situation and affect the decision to voice concerns.
