Sentence examples for development of ethics from inspiring English sources

Another point to note about the respondents is that, despite the fact that most were involved in conducting research, in ethical review or in the development of ethics review guidelines, a significant proportion of respondents had not had any formal training in research ethics.

Although ethics support in hospitals is relatively well developed, both nationally and internationally [ 9- 15], the development of ethics support seems to be sparser in community health services [ 1, 5, 16].

Immanuel Kant concluded that the soul was not demonstrable through reason, although the mind inevitably must reach the conclusion that the soul exists because such a conclusion was necessary for the development of ethics and religion.

A plausible reason for this late development of ethics of technology is the instrumental perspective on technology that was mentioned in Section 2.2.

Finally, volumes II and III of Terence Irwin's sweeping and authoritative work, The Development of Ethics: A Historical and Critical Study, contains several chapters devoted to the moral philosophies of Hume and Kant individually, as well as many insightful discussions of their views and arguments in relation to each other's (and to other philosophers').

Ravel called the bill a "significant milestone in the development of ethics laws in California".

The purpose of this study was to describe the characteristics and developments of ethics committees established at medical schools and general hospitals in Japan.

All mentioned authors made substantial contribution to this research and manuscript: TJ was involved in research protocol development, submission of ethics application, and different phases of the data collection and analysis, and writing of manuscript.

Anscombe's article "Modern Moral Philosophy" stimulated the development of virtue ethics as an alternative to Utilitarianism, Kantian Ethics, and Social Contract theories.

This long-accepted distinction has shaped the development of research ethics regulations, guidelines, and institutional infrastructure supporting ethics oversight, which have been targeted exclusively to initiatives meeting a definition of "research".

The three concepts; paternalism, autonomy and reciprocity, reflect different ethical perspectives in the development of medical ethics in psychiatry.