Sentence examples for ethical information from inspiring English sources
The connection between the learning environment and the adoption of ethical information literacy skills is presented, and the use of an informed learning approach to teaching and the guided inquiry model are explored.
She signed an informed consent form to participate voluntarily in this study after guided ethical information was provided.
Cheating, it seems, can cause a self-justifying temporary block on ethical information.
The basic idea is to build a system that lets people quickly identify information about products they find in the shops; particularly things like ethical information, news items about it or reviews.
Lanier's concept of provenance – the recording of where value originates – is fundamental to an ethical information economy, and also – though Marx is clearly not one of his pals – represents an antidote to reification.
This study was conducted to assess how the Fairtrade label interacts with the perception of intrinsic product characteristics on liking and purchase decisions and to estimate the evolution of this interaction after exposure to coffees and/or exposure to ethical information.
"I feel disappointed that it hasn't been taken up faster than this, and I would want to say to hospitals and local authorities this is straightforward, ethical information-sharing that makes for safer communities - just get on with it".
With appropriate ethical approval, information collected from the Africa Centre surveillance activities were linked to information collected in the Treatment and Care Programme and those that met the criteria for groups 1 and 2 were randomly selected and approached for informed consent.
Such external validation studies can be time consuming, costly and technically challenging, as well as raising ethical and information governance issues related to access and data linkage.
However, accessing and using personal medical data for this purpose raises significant practical, technical, ethical and information governance challenges.
On the other hand, the bar code's recently acquired function as a mobile source of ethical product information really can be empowering.
