(Sadler, 2005; Fulford, 2004) Those who argue that psychiatric classification is necessarily value-laden rarely rest their argument on the claim that all of science is value-laden, or even more controversially, that all of science is subjective.
EBM, like all science, is necessarily value-laden.
In addition, some services provided by the state are not necessarily valued or socially acceptable; therefore, being identified as eligible is not viewed as something positive.
While we found no training effect on patient trust, satisfaction, or disease-specific outcomes, this should not be interpreted as indicating that cultural competency training is necessarily without value.
Authenticity and consistency aren't necessarily valued for their own sake, and the concealment of authentic honne behind conventional tatemae is often construed as an act of unselfishness and sociability, rather than of deception or hypocrisy.
This is not necessarily value adding in and of itself; providers who buy their own trademarks are not paying to be found, but paying protection money so that they will "not be not found".
It's a genre in which truth value is necessarily of greater importance than are aesthetic values.
Indeed, human experience, which is a core system for the development of values, is necessarily individual.
Because the QSAR model is a statistical method, and thus deeply dependent on the experimental data, the uncertainty of the predicted values is necessarily related to the that of the toxicity/property data inputted to build the model.
If you can tie check-ins and data reporting tightly back to a particular, rewarded use-case (gas station trips) the value to the user is likely to be more visible and apparent than a catch-all check-in service like Foursquare where the value is necessarily far more diluted.
