Second, the content of value judgments is about the value of actions and objects as means — that is, their value in relation to their consequences, or the consequences of valuing them in the situation at hand.
They can also be based on an analysis of the costs of risk reduction activities in relation to the consequences in the case of an event, preferably taking into account environmental and social aspects (Roberts et al. 2009; Anderson et al. 2010; Zeng et al. 2012).
Value judgments place things in their wider context and judge them in relation to their consequences, more fully considered (TV 209 213).
The criticism that can be made of this approach is that it presupposes an independent understanding of causes as necessary and/or sufficient conditions in relation to their consequences.
One study reported a helium-induced beneficial effect on surrogates of work of breathing after extubation in non-COPD patients, possibly in relation to laryngeal consequences of tracheal intubation.
There have been few studies of soy formula in relation to reproductive consequences in humans.
This finding needs further investigations in relation to health consequences for mothers and children.
Dela Cruz and Galang [ 29] found that the EMs of Filipino Americans correspond to the biomedical model in relation to causes, consequences and treatment.
On a final note, 'mice are not men' and that, given recent findings in relation to the consequences of Slc30a8 deletion (64, 65), a certain degree of circumspection is required in transposing findings from one to the other.
