With the selection based only on the morphological characteristics after fertilization, seemingly appropriate but intrinsically handicapped embryos may be cultured and transferred resulting in compromised in vitro development, or low pregnancy rates, abortions and further negative consequences.
As a principle for structuring basic economic institutions on grounds of reciprocity, the difference principle itself is not an appropriate principle for compensating handicaps and other disabilities.
Rather, "the intent of the Act was more to open the door of public education to handicapped children on appropriate terms than to guarantee any particular level of education once inside".
For their $135 entry fee, boats are assigned to appropriate divisions and given a time handicap according to a mathematical formula that enables boats of different lengths, weight and sail area to compete.
Don't hide behind that paper and pretend you cannot see those more in need of you for a seat; where appropriate, give up your seat to pregnant women, handicapped people, and the elderly.
A dedicated unit with appropriate physical facilities, eg, support railings in the hallway, handicapped baths, day-rooms, signs for daily orientation, is essential.
With the wide variety of health issues that present, primary health care is handicapped by a lack of alternative, generally-appropriate, patient-focused performance measures.
Only a few commentators have focused on the plight of Nicolas, the severely handicapped teenager, and have agreed that damages are appropriate because he will require lifelong and costly care.
The same kind of reasoning is appropriate for dementia research, where an individual quantification of impairment, disability and handicap is recommended [ 66].
Conclusions: In view of the current psychologic and social environment, patients should be offered the appropriate treatment to correct a disfigurement if it is subjectively perceived by them as a handicap, in part to improve the psychologic outcome.
