"What is at risk is the discretion of a woman to make judgements about the size and.. timing of her family.
The margin maybe reduced with respect to anatomical borders or organs at risk at the discretion of the investigator.
The margins may be reduced with respect to anatomical borders or organs at risk at the discretion of the investigator.
However, it is important to recognize that actual PAH concentrations fall somewhere between zero and MDLs, which affords risk assessors some discretion in the treatment of measurements that fall below detection limits.
Willing to take risks guided by discretion -- Because the path of life is deeply mysterious, we must live it with ongoing uncertainty, which means that there are many risks to be taken.
You acknowledge and agree that when you post content on the Guardian Site or view content provided by others, you are doing so at your own discretion and risk, including any reliance on the accuracy, completeness, of that content.
When there's no room for staff – on the frontline or in senior leadership teams – to use professional discretion, you risk not only student happiness, but in some cases parental support and engagement with the school.
You may choose, at your sole and absolute discretion and risk, to use applications that connect the Service or your profile on the Service with a third-party service (each, an "Application") and such Application may interact with, connect to or gather and/or pull information from and to your Service profile.
Innovations in healthcare often fail due in part to poor implementation, which can result from high uncertainty, risk, and the clinical discretion required to practice medicine.
The effect would be to radically reduce the power of federal policy makers and shift discretion (and risks) onto individuals.
