Sentence examples for ethical enquiry from inspiring English sources

Human functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) informs the understanding of the neural basis of mental function and is a key domain of ethical enquiry.

Even within the relatively narrowly defined 'integrative' approaches to empirical bioethics that we have focused on, there is little in common between the various traditions of empirical ethical enquiry that we have identified.

The UK's ESRC is one of the main funders of social research in the country, and it has historically set the standards for ethical enquiry, both in terms of the training of researchers, but more tangibly in delineating the standards that all research that it funds must adhere to.

The methodological and epistemological differences we have seen, even within the narrow scope of 'integrative' approaches, are no more trenchant than the differences we might observe, for example, within the social sciences, and the differences seem to reflect legitimate theoretical disagreements over the purpose and nature of ethical enquiry.

Ethical enquiries also sparked such debates, such as the role, or potential role, for occupational therapists in working with serial killers.

Empirical-ethical research constitutes a relatively new field of enquiry which is characterized by the fact that socio-empirical research and ethical analysis are integrated for the treatment of concrete moral questions in modern medicine [ 1].

Just as one tries to weigh, as soberly as possible, the ethical substance of the enquiry, up rises a vision of Peter Rabbit being chased out of Mr. McGregor's garden.

Appropriate ethical approval for the enquiry was obtained by the competent Institutional Review Board.

This study has also received ethical permission to make enquiries into the reasons patients may have for not taking part in the research.

While the government inquiry did not link the vaccine to the death of the girls or suggest there had been a "major violation of ethical norms", members of the enquiry panel were concerned that tribal girls had participated in the study without consent.

"We view the appointment as fundamentally incompatible with the ethical values of truthfulness, tolerance, disinterested enquiry, respect for national and international laws and care for the opinions, property and lives of others to which Stanford is inalienably committed," the petition reads.