Mr. Hartwig of the insurance institute defends the rates as a reflection of the risk of insuring the homes on a lender's books in bulk, "sight unseen, irrespective of their condition".
In those comments, there were reflections on the risk of injustice if different positions and gendered norms are not taken into consideration, as shown for example by the tendency to investigate male patients more thoroughly than female patients.
It's my belief that, with the exception of people with extreme Type A sensibilities, "full human flourishing" requires a certain kind of slowness in life, a certain kind of stillness, a great degree of relaxation, time for reflection and, at the risk of sounding downright nauseating, for meaningful human connection.
This sparse engagement calls for reflections as to the risk of performing the study within a selected group of GPs and limited generalisability.
This might be a reflection of more concern about the risk of breast cancer recurrences and the more consequent recall policy of the radiation oncologist.
The PML boundary condition was more effective in reducing the risk of artificial reflections in the LDW tsunami simulation model.
In stage 2, "developing commitment", factors affecting the decision-making process are based upon the following influences: belief in the effectiveness of behaviors in reducing the risk of disease, reflections of how behaviors affect sexual pleasure, ability to affect the risk behavior and social norms that support or inhibit commitment to behavior change.
Either claim runs the risk of offense, and in any case should bear greater reflection than Ms. Powers can seem to muster.
All these data may be, on the one hand, a reflection of endocrine disruption, and on the other, an indicator of changes in the risk of breast cancer.
