"Individuals cannot reasonably prevent themselves from being identified by cameras that could be anywhere – on a lamp post, attached to an unmanned aerial vehicle or, now, integrated into the eyewear of a stranger".
As our intervention would reasonably prevent only endoluminal CRBSI, effort was made to distinguish this modality.
A dwell time of 30 minutes was required for complete eradication.[36] However, another in vitro study showed recently that an exposure time of 1 minute to a 70%-ethanol solution was sufficient for the sterilization of a bacterial biofilm.[37] Second, a lock-based intervention will reasonably prevent only endoluminal CRBSI.
But these initial conditions were chosen with the help of experts in the belief that they could reasonably be prevented by following evidence-based guidelines.
PJ Davenport, a protester, said both sides had behaved reasonably, which prevented the sort of violence that has accompanied similar exchanges in recent weeks between Occupy demonstrators and the authorities in Oakland, Calif.; New York; and elsewhere.
The government has also confirmed plans to implement a £50 immediate fine for "errors that could have reasonably been prevented" on benefit claims.
"The employer can escape liability for the conduct of supervisors and probably also peers, if it can show that the employer acted reasonably to prevent and remedy or deal with any claim of harassment, and that the employee did not act reasonably," Professor Estlund said.
The city is also seeking, quite reasonably, to prevent plaintiffs from double dipping by collecting tax-free city pensions and damages for lost earnings at the same time.
The government has suggested a £50 fine for customer errors that could reasonably have been prevented.
Under the new rules, to be published next week, Medicare will not pay hospitals for the costs of treating certain "conditions that could reasonably have been prevented".
