Altering the genetic makeup of a human embryo and transplanting it into a woman is banned in Britain, but there are ethical arguments in favour of the procedure, such as preventing children from inheriting genes that cause fatal diseases.
Albin provides a useful example of this tension, since he admits that the increased risks render sham surgery 'unattractive', but he nevertheless concludes in favour of the procedure, given the strength of the scientific arguments – albeit provided that the risks to participants are minimized.
Despite this, the overall difference between randomised groups was greatest in the sixth year in favour of the open procedure, with years one and two (highest conversion rates), experiencing costs in favour of laparoscopic surgery.
The present study also indicated a slightly lower duration in hospital for the patients randomised to laparoscopic surgery (13.6 vs 14.4 days), which would reduce costs in favour of the laparoscopic procedure.
Our results illustrate three points in favour of the Leave-One-Out procedure, when data are only available from a small number of subjects and the effects are small or noisy.
He says he has always been in favour of "the power of initiation", a procedure that allowed a backbencher to stand up and move a motion for debate.
Pain and burden of the insufflation procedure and total CT colonography procedure were in favour of the alfentanil group.
The result is a procedure biased in favour of the trademark holder, which, Mr Froomkin argues, damages the consumer's right to use the Internet for purposes other than capitalism such as free speech, posting pictures of your children, or parody.He cites the example of Barcelona.com, which lost its name to Barcelona's city council even though its site was used to post information about the city.
The IPT's critics complain that the secrecy is excessive and that its procedures are stacked so heavily in favour of the government and against complainants that it is fundamentally unfair.
The Labor motion charged the Speaker with serious partiality in favour of the government; a failure to interpret the standing orders, and gross incompetency in parliamentary procedure.
In the trial procedure of capital cases, there was a clear tendency toward bias in favour of the defendant.
