Category three, the unavoidable, happens when illness forces a performer to cancel.
Each dog was assessed by the same scorer throughout the whole trial (with a minor number of unavoidable exceptions for illness etc).. Scorers were not permitted to review previous results and in effect were assessing the dogs blind.
Springboard said that with the exception of poor budgeting every other cause of debt that clients cited at least as frequently was unavoidable, like unemployment or illness.
That doesn't mean these risks and subsequent illness are unavoidable, though.
Whilst some of these cancellations were unavoidable, such as staff illness, the majority of the 6 cancellations secondary to patient factors (P1, P6, P8, P10) could potentially have been avoided by a phone call to the patient a day or two prior to the operative date, allowing adequate time for replacement cases to be found.
With prolonged/severe hypoxia, however a condition prevalent in critical illness and unavoidable at high altitude (10)—an elevated hematocrit can lead to a detrimental increase in blood viscosity (e.g., in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and Monge's disease) (11), which may impair blood flow through the microcirculation (12).
Individuals who belong to the 'good health' group believed that perfect health was impossible as small illnesses were unavoidable even though they were easy to manage and did not hinder work.
By examining its conditional nature, as well as its fragility and unavoidable exposure to chances of injury, illness, pain and organ failure, and the inevitability of aging, you can learn to accept the body as it is.
The logistics of patients having to attend an additional clinic within the intervention group resulted in the loss of patients due to illness and bereavement which were unavoidable losses to the study and two due to forgetting to attend.
For those with serious illnesses that require antibiotics, the risk is unavoidable.
