The current safety precaution could not prevent all frontline healthcare workers from contracting SARS, but minimizing individual exposure to the virus might reduce the viral load, subsequent immune hyperactivity, and the risk for a fatal outcome.
As a result, WikiLeaks calls itself "multi-jurisdictional".Such precautions, however, could not protect Mr Manning, the army analyst, from his own indiscretion.
The opportunists, on the other hand, are harder to avoid, and we took what precautions we could: not walking around with our whole travel budget, tucking away our cameras, taking taxis home at night, and so on.
He added that the plant was taken offline as a precaution but could not confirm when it would resume.
However, data on polyunsaturated fatty acids should be taken with precaution since we could not distinguish the two major classes of polyunsaturated fatty acids (omega-3 or omega-6), which have opposing biological activities.
Mr. Clinton warned his audience, crammed into a dim Pentagon auditorium, that the precautions of military commanders could not eliminate risks.
Four patients, including all three patients with BMI >40 kg/m2 and one patient in cervical spine precautions had anatomy that could not be adequately defined by palpation.
She told detectives that she and Daniel had been on their way to the beach and that she had gasoline with her as a precaution in case she could not find an open gas station.
Preliminary studies showed that despite these precautions, an activation of PMN could not always be avoided.
"NATO forces failed to suspend their attack after it was evident that they had struck civilians," the report said, and it criticized NATO for ordering its pilots to fly so high that they could not take proper precautions against bombing civilians.
Prepared demolitions had the advantage of being undetectable from the air the enemy could not take any precautions against them, or plot a route of attack around them.
