The majority of the examples were thought to be training opportunities, however a hierarchy did emerge.
The use of local examples is thought to enhance learners' abilities to identify and address ethical dilemmas more effectively than cases that seem unlikely or irrelevant to their situation [ 18, 20, 24].
Afghan police officers stationed in Kunduz, for example, are thought to have abandoned their posts as the Taliban approached.
Blue whales, for example, are thought to have numbered about a quarter of a million around 1900; the population today is 5percentt of that.
One issue with this model is that the innate immune cells would be regulated in their global functions, and monocytes and neutrophils, for example, are thought to be suppressed in all of their activities in protracted septic patients [4].
Parents, for example, are thought to be morally obliged to take special care of their own children; to regard one's child as merely one among millions would be regarded as highly eccentric if not monstrous.
Higher sea levels, for example, are thought to have set the stage for the devastating storm surge Hurricane Sandy unleashed on the East Coast last year.
When you consider how other minority groups vote, these results suggest a pretty even spread between the parties; black minority ethnic Britons, for example, are thought to be 68percentt in favour of voting Labour, although this number is gradually falling.
Children, for example, are thought to metabolize pesticides more slowly than adults.
