But according to Kansas City Southern's report, "the removal of Mr. Bailey would not result in significant harm to K.C.S.I".
These errors may result in significant harm to patients and lead to inefficient practice.
Abuse of anabolic steroids, however, can result in significant harm to the body.
Continued testing of men 75 and older, the task force concluded, was far more likely to result in significant harm, including unnecessary treatment that could cause pain, incontinence and impotence, among other risks.
The suspected Russian cyberattack on Ukraine's electric grid in December that caused widespread power outages probably would have been a Level 4 — a "severe" event that likely would result in "significant" harm to public safety or national security — if it had happened in the United States, the official said.
Dr. Virginia Moyer, the chairwoman of the task force, said that since widespread P.S.A. testing does not save lives but leads many men to undertake treatments that result in significant harm, the task force's recommendation against P.S.A. testing "theoretically is a no-brainer.
"He concluded that on balance it [Sainsbury's] would not result in significant harm," she said.
In other words, why judge someone as the morally worst sort of person for having certain motives if these motives do not result in significant harm?
One way to respond to this objection is to point out that even if e-desires do not result in significant harm on some particular occasion or for some particular person, e-desires do, for most people most of the time, lead to significant harm (Driver's consequentialist theory of virtue and vice (2001) uses a similar line of thought).
The organization does support exceptions in circumstances where a patient refuses to share information that has the potential to result in significant harm.
However, this policy can result in significant harm to newborns if a mother's milk production doesn't kick in right away.
