Even without this, contacts of TB who present to health services in response to TB contact tracing can be considered a high-risk, readily identifiable cohort for HIV testing.
In fact, the bank would have to increase the asset total it uses to calculate capital to reflect risks not readily apparent on its balance sheet.
Robert Solomon, a consultant on business ethics and professor of business and philosophy at the University of Texas at Austin, explains it by saying: "People assiduously avoid the risks they readily envision and remain all but oblivious to those they don't.
However, these risks are readily avoidable.
Since the magnitude of the hypothesized risks cannot readily be estimated, one has a hard time assuring that actions against single exposures produce an overall public health benefit.
Given the methodologic challenges involved in predicting health outcomes, public health professionals must balance the risk of making recommendations based on flawed analyses against the risk that readily preventable adverse health outcomes will not be recognized at all (Dannenberg et al. 2008; Parry and Stevens 2001).
In a large multicenter cohort of septic patients, we sought to identify risk factors readily detectable during the first 6 h of hospital presentation that were associated with the development of ARDS and examine the association of fluid administration during the first 6 h and ARDS.
However, this risk is readily avoidable as cornstarch powder is a safe and reliable alternative.
First, the identification of unacceptable levels of lung cancer risk was readily identified in single cohorts of highly exposed underground miners.
The selected functional SNPs in genes related to drug response and cancer risk are readily detectable using the methods established in the current study (Table 1 and Figure 3).
