Sentence examples for ethical examination from inspiring English sources

Birnbacher displays a model of the interrelationship between empirical information and ethical thinking where he distinguishes four interdependent aspects of an ethical examination of empirical moral phenomena.

28 Furthermore the absence of an ethical discussion on placebo use in the 19th century and our own hidden use of placebos in clinical practice 29 should remind us that an ethical examination of placebo remains a critical challenge for medicine.

Martino's statement aligns with a papal address by John Paul II in November 2000, in which he states the Vatican's support for the use of biotechnology in agricultural production as long as the "research is submitted beforehand to rigorous scientific and ethical examination".

Furthermore, the artists all share a fascination with the real or constructed idea of the American South, and -- through everything from ethical examinations to spiritual revelry -- give graphic presence to place.

But the decision to embark on that path is, or should be, felt as an acute ethical dilemma requiring examination of conscience and the highest standard of public interest.

The lived experience of sex workers is rarely the topic of ethical, methodologically rigorous examination and there is little systematic collection of data about law and its impact.

SR is the group leader, working in many arms of the project including experiments, provided scientific suggestions and criticisms for improving the database, guided in statistical analysis, conforming to ethical principles, critical examination, presentation and manuscript preparation.

Since the making of the 'plastic bag' film, the year 5 design and technology project annually has been to make a bag out of recycled materials, prompting examination and ethical discussions under the topic 'what a load of rubbish'.

17 We chose not to withhold β-blocker treatment for more than 1 day before examination, for ethical reasons.

Although these limited data are insufficient to mandate changes to standards of care, they provide ethical justification for the examination of these standards in randomized controlled trials.

Furthermore, an examination of ethical concerns requires input from stakeholders of the health care system in which a PM measure is developed and/or used.