Even though a methodological principle, it is normative nevertheless, and thus we include it in our concise set of principles: as with the other principles so far discussed, it contains essential prima facie moral guidance for public health practitioners.
To have a concise set of principles, we focus only on justice.
With gratitude to Hugo Cory, who helped me clearly see the hilarious horror of my behavior, and John Friend, whose elegant, concise set of alignment principles called the Universal Principles of Alignment™ shall inspire these posts in some way.
Text comments expressing this belief were generally concise, such as: 'Respect....key principle!' 'Respect....key principle!' Ideas were slightly more developed by other respondents but shared a common thread: 'The patient's wishes with respect to spiritual care should be addressed.
The essay reviews recent work in Embodied Cognition, provides a concise guide to its principles, attitudes and goals, and identifies the physical grounding project as its central research focus.
Finally, this information is framed by a concise description of the chief principles, tools, and applications of the genome editing field as a whole.
The advice panel recommended that the principles should be concise for ease of understanding.
The first part of the book provides the readers with an accurate and concise appraisal of the basic principles of human physiology on which the whole critical care approach is based.
It is the goal of the authors of this whitepaper to provide a concise updating of important development principles currently available to those in the industry involved in the development of such products.
To see if their reasoning is based on any time-tested principle of moral or political philosophy, and if they could articulate that principle in a concise but substantive way.
