Examples of low-risk reflection include interaction with cell phones, public transport, and cars.
We learn from risk and reflection.
If the awareness of wider sociopolitical factors exhibited by Smith (2006) and Blowers (1999) is a key component of understanding disasters or landscapes of risk, then reflection is required on the extent to which GSV allows us to understand these social relations.
This suggests that the HN profile is not an effect of the tumour, but instead may be a marker of increased breast cancer risk, or a reflection of breast cancer's earliest gene expression changes.
Users can set objectives, report sessions and incidents, risk assessment and reflection.
"His commitment to making the right decisions as he saw them, to the point of putting himself at risk, was a reflection of who he was and how he acted as a judge," Mr. Martinez said.
The reductions in risk taking and reflection impulsivity seen on the gambling and information sampling tasks collectively also indicate a shift to more conservative, deliberative behaviour.
On average, most patients were relatively well controlled in terms of A1C, blood pressure, and other cardiovascular risk factors; a reflection of both the quality of usual care in this primary care network and the fact that study participants tend to be "healthier" than nonparticipants.
Movement creates vulnerabilities, but those risks are a reflection of what makes us a vibrant nation, not a negligent one.
James Grant, publisher of Grant's Interest Rate observer, has noted that lenders have become less risk-averse, a reflection of the healthy economy.
