They continue on, griping and complaining perhaps, but without making decisions that would change their lot, so deeply entrenched that they reject risks that might bounce them around a little bit.
It rejected risk, showed calm control and came off 207 balls, 13 of them delicately steered to the boundary.
We therefore tested the analogous null hypothesis at 6 months and found that it could also be rejected (risk difference, 0.010; 95% CI, −0.097 to 0.116; P=0.002).
With the same noninferiority margin of δ=0.15 and the same 1-sided significance level of α=2.5%, the null hypothesis at 12 months could be rejected (risk difference, 0.014; 95% CI, −0.089 to 0.117; P<0.001; Table 5).
By contrast, we will urge people to reject the risk of the unknown and the false promise of standing alone and to embrace the opportunity and potential offered to British families and businesses by our membership of Europe, now and into the future.
Only if introduced to the technology and its scientific underpinnings early on, so the argument, the public would be able to reject false risk claims.
Our results could not verify or reject a risk reduction effect of a gluten-free diet on the development of any of the associated immune-mediated diseases that were studied.
There have been occasions when investment in risk reduction was rejected because risk reduction was not integrated into the development goals of the country (Ministry of Public Works and Transportation 2014).
The former chancellor he said he wanted Scots to make a positive choice to remain in the UK and "not merely to reject the risks and uncertainties of independence".
But there is also an obligation on those of us who support the UK to explain the positive, principled case for staying together, because we want Scots to make a positive choice to remain part of the UK, and not merely to reject the risks and uncertainties of independence.
