Sentence examples for dilemmas considered from inspiring English sources

From among several decision dilemmas considered, the panel selected chronic knee osteoarthritis as the clinical context for this initial study for three reasons.

To illustrate some of the debate that occurs regarding whether it is possible for any theory to eliminate genuine moral dilemmas, consider the following.

The 41-42 weeks dilemma considers a large proportion of pregnant women, as with a policy of labour induction at 41 weeks 18% (31,166/173,099) of all pregnant women in The Netherlands would be induced, compared to 1.5% (2,525/173,099) at 42 weeks [ 37].

Researchers also face a number of dilemmas when considering the use of human biologic specimens and new biomarkers.

In conclusion, our participants who are the Japanese mothers of first-born children with PDD faced various dilemmas when considering second pregnancies.

Guidelines could give rise to dilemmas when they considered all aspects of the patient's medical condition and situation, and thus it was easier for them to disclose reasons for inappropriate prescribing to a "GP colleague": We know that as a GP you have experienced these problems, and know exactly how we feel... to disclose yourself... and who knows how difficult it can be.

The Dilemma Hospitals consider these fragile patients to be a vexing challenge.

Childcare dilemma While considering whether Haenel should return to full-time employment following maternity leave, the couple were disappointed with local childcare options.

The authors present a Robust Geotechnical Design (RGD) approach for purposes of addressing this dilemma, by considering the robustness explicitly in the design process.

In this paper, we propose a new resistance factor calibration approach to address this dilemma by considering "feasibility robustness" of design in the calibration process.

The dilemma between considering individual autonomy and freedom for the few versus the many, may be seen in line with what Sulkunen et al. [26] describes as the dilemma in preventive action; «The dilemma in problem prevention – the promotion of the public good versus market and individual freedom – is accentuated by increasing costs due to improved medical capacity to treat health problems».