A ' genuine option ' is defined as a decision between hypotheses that is forced (rather than avoidable), living (rather than dead), and momentous (rather than trivial).
The editorial work of the book is weak, and a number of avoidable errors reached the printing stage.
This encourages people to believe that death is avoidable even to an extent that the new millennium will introduce immortality.
Within the cancer field a highly mobilized group of patients and medical professionals campaign to promote the philosophy that much cancer is avoidable and curable.
These numerical integrations increase the algorithmic complexity and introduce a possibly avoidable source of numerical errors.
Moreover, the coincidence of diagnosis in both episodes results in a decrease in the probability of the readmission to be potentially avoidable.
And in both countries, corruption cases and avoidable disasters (like collapsing buildings) regularly remind the middle classes of the social failings of unaccountable capitalism.
A source of variation among studies estimating the proportion of potentially avoidable arthroscopies is the criteria used to consider that the procedure would be averted.
