… note of the uncertain character of therapeutic prediction, we held in … and are, in fact, less accurate
in their predictions than other … precision has not even been attained in predicting who of …

… workers who had worked previously for other manufacturers at higher rates … by allowing payment
of a lower wage rate to seasonal … "The employee, in providing long-term employment to …

… 158] (cardiac arrest allegedly caused by administration of anesthetic … than legal standards, the
withholding of information from a patient … The first is that patients are generally persons …

… at pp. 478-479.) The authors assert that "`public interest, adhesion and fiduciary responsibility,'
are not sufficiently precise to provide a basis for reliable prediction." (Id., at p. 479, fn …

… Lee would beat defendant with a leather strap or an oak … 17 Cal.3d 425, and found "that such
predictions are entirely … state, ..." Italics added.) Defendant argues this minor variation in the …

… 2) to urinate in the presence of a monitor; and (3 … the life of plaintiff's husband who had suffered
heart attack]; Noble v … v. Missouri, supra, 497 US 261.) But whatever predictions one might …

… up to $75,000, which sum was to be amortized over the life of the agreement at the rate of one …
127 [122 A.2d 555, 561, 60 ALR2d 388] [duty to seek zoning variance, special permit, or …

… revious instances of violent behavior are an important indicator of future … likely require care and
commitment on a "`long term'" basis … of Burger, CJ.) [noting that the recovery rate for some …

… mechanical rules of thumb which are at variance with these principles do more harm
than good." (2 Harper & James, The Law of Torts, supra, p. 1039; fn …

… In a quite analogous situation this court held that a patient injured while unconscious on an
operating table in a hospital could hold all or any of the persons who had any connection …