While we can, and do, make estimates for all of these costs and environmental effects, there are important — even dominating — aspects of the decision that entail value judgments.
As discussed above in subsection 3.1, the comparability of goods need not entail value commensurability.
Such assessments will also entail value judgments pertaining to how good the performance levels may be.
Acknowledgment of the work of bioinformatics as a research field that has an important influence on how research is done in the life sciences, should go together with the acknowledgment of the ways in which bioinformatics, far from being neutral, entails values and specific enactments of specific human identities.
This would entail deriving values from DC data and then using values from TTO to rescale those DC values.
Our hypothesis H1 predicts that the decreased efficiency in energy transport and glutamate restaging, which we posit to be characteristic of ADHD, will cause slower repletion, and entail larger values for the time constants that measure the mean occupancy times at each energetic stage.
But every choice of curriculum — and, more important, every choice of an assessment measure — entails a value judgment.
The constitutional equations entail uncertain values such as superficial velocity of water and average size of steam bubbles in a drum.
Psychiatrist Michael First observed that there is nothing surprising or unsettling about the fact that psychiatric diagnoses, like other medical diagnoses, entail the value judgment that suffering is bad.
Secondly, China rural communities entail various values, norms and costumes that are counteractive to diabetes prevention, e.g., always provide more food than need for guests, drink the most to show friendship, behave quiet to respect others etc. [ 51, 52].
