Ms. Van Leeuwen's goal is to provide emerging companies making these technologies with access to funds from socially conscious investors who are willing to tolerate higher risks and less financial reward.
We should surely celebrate these private enterprise efforts in space -- they can tolerate higher risks than a government could impose on publicly funded civilians, and thereby cut costs compared to NASA or the ESA.
Earlier birth cohorts are subject to higher levels of infection prevalence and hence are more willing to tolerate higher risks and vaccinate at higher levels of coverage.
One example is a plan under consideration by the European Medicines Agency for a "staggered release" programme, designed to get drugs to market faster by limiting their initial prescription to patients who urgently need them and are prepared to tolerate a higher risk.
These results are encouraging and suggest that MRI surveillance may be a safe alternative to prophylactic mastectomy for women with BRCA mutations who can tolerate the high risk of a future breast cancer diagnosis, but longer-term follow-up data is needed.
The German CAO/ARO/AIO-94 study showed that preoperative chemoradiation was well tolerated and carried no higher risk of postoperative morbidity, but efficacy data are awaited (Sauer et al, 2001).
They must tolerate high levels of risk and develop an ongoing understanding of the complex interactions between medical treatments and patient physiology.
Why do generations of farmers tolerate the high-risk work of agricultural work and resist safe farm practices?
The lower the quality of a PHA, the more likely higher risk will be tolerated.
