I want to know how that will be done in practice".
So the question is no longer whether a business should behave in a socially responsible manner, but rather how this should be done in practice.
"The RSPCA strongly believe that these animals deserve better, and much more could be done in practice to challenge animal use, reduce suffering and improve welfare," said Dr Penny Hawkins, head of the research animals team at the RSPCA.
Yet, assuming it could be done in practice, that would deprive society of the talents of some of the world's most successful and effective people, and their ability to take the sort of higher risk and longer-term bets needed to find solutions that politicians with elections every few years tend to shrink from.
Therefore, tuning of the protocol parameters to optimize the detection performance can be done in practice without a need to redesign the system.
Some illustrative cases conducted by the author, including reverse logistics, eco-design, and so on, are employed to demonstrate how green process and product design can be done in practice.
So despite the conceptual disagreements I'm expressing above, I end up with similar conclusions/recommendations about what should be done in practice - the really important matter.
But deciding that something is impossible that it is incommensurate with a scientific model cannot readily be done in practice: there are always further conditions, further refinements which can be made to accommodate exceptions (Feyerabend, 1970).
(Doctor, Hospital A) This suggests that the continuation of discharge arrangements was first and foremost discussed in normative terms as something doctors should be doing, whereas there was less talk about how this best could be done in practice.
How the personalisation of the alerting cut-off scores for individual patients with dementia may be done in practice should be explored in further research; it may involve some degrees of guidance from CDSS, and/or the same clinician tracking the patient's pain over several days, making then a subjective decision about the cut-off point.
