Unlike biological systems, control measures normally result from goal-driven design processes that confer on them specific characteristics deemed conducive to securing objects, places, services or individuals, hence their designation (INCOSE 2010).
Selective sampling can be another ethical issue causative to exploitation as researchers can only select participants deemed conducive or positive towards the study [ 20].
The home secretary, Charles Clarke, has the power to deport those whose presence is deemed "not conducive to the public good".
Zhu's ultimate purpose was pragmatic rather than epistemic; that is, he was laying out the concepts, framework, and practices that he deemed most conducive to self-cultivation, self-realization, and ethical practice, rather than formulating objectively accurate concepts, systems, and methods for ascertaining objective truths about the world.
This methodology was deemed more conducive to obtaining in-depth insight into beliefs, experience, and emotion than using questionnaires.
On the basis of previous experience working with other yeasts and because of features described here that are deemed very much conducive for research, one can predict that S. japonicus species would become a popular experimental organism in the near future.
But the lines and hubbub were deemed to be "not conducive to justice," said a deputy clerk.
It's not exactly clear why he deemed this setting more conducive to his work, but Ms. Darst found herself "living on a farm, which I would quickly discover had more New Yorker writers on it than cows and chickens".
It was deemed "fetal condition not conducive to life beyond the womb".
"I think it's a major step for Austria, but also for the whole European movement to, in this very, very intense and huge trial, see that GI [Generation Identity] is not criminal," said Sellner, who was prevented from entering the UK to speak in March, as authorities deemed his presence would not have been "conducive to the public good".
He deemed this "offensive".
