At present, then, I see no good reason to believe that intelligence is never going to escape from the head, or that it won't do so in time scales we could reasonably care about.
The notion risks playing into stereotypes about feminine and masculine behavior and values (there are, of course, many women who, quite reasonably, care a great deal about self-advancement), and could also draw attention away from other important factors, such as gender-biased hiring practices, that have been shown to diminish the numbers of women in tech.
If you're reasonably caring for your contacts, nothing should happen.
Ordinary negligence is defined, under California jury instructions, as "the failure to use reasonable care to prevent reasonably foreseeable harm to oneself or someone else.
The final stages of the clinical training explored how to deal with the most distressed or complex patients and how to recognize when levels of distress or complexity were beyond that which a primary care physiotherapist can reasonably manage and when to refer to other services either directly or via the GP.
Generally, it seeks balance in health care that tries to reasonably take care of physicians' needs while further clamping down on costs.
If so, you can probably conclude that the company is reasonably professional and cares about its public image.
Studies have shown repeatedly that high-quality, reasonably priced care — particularly in areas of primary and preventive care — can be given by these providers.
There was a lack of effective systems for identifying the patient's vulnerability (intellectual disability) as well as the patient's individual need for adjustments to the delivery of care and treatment, and a lack of clear lines of responsibility for implementing reasonably adjusted care to individual patients.
For people already taking reasonably good care of themselves, the rewards can't come fast enough.
