The results complement those of existing literature, which found interventions that address URE to be economically justifiable [ 1, 4, 17, 22].
Special moral obligations can only arise from voluntary actions and choices that are morally justifiable (135).
Generating more than five might be too costly though and will in most cases not be justifiable [28].
Considering the absence of definitive guidelines and robust controlled clinical evidence, this behavior in itself may still be justifiable [[43]].
Although the data are discontinuous, the underlying relationship between the growth rate and the temperature (t) can be described by a mathematical function, such as high-order polynomials, that is biologically meaningful or statistically justifiable [10].
15 50 Because of this, some have speculated that such a screening programme is not justifiable 15 or has serious implications for resource use.
The homogeneity analysis revealed that effect sizes significantly varied between studies and that moderator analyses were justifiable (Q 6) = 23.07, p < .01).01
In three further cases a minority of panel members rated the advice to contact an emergency GP as unnecessary, although the other panel members assessed the advice as clinically justifiable (648, 419, 53).
In the long term EDC is likely to be cheaper (as skills in form development increase, and hardware costs are written off), and perceived higher data quality makes it justifiable (9).
One question that has been raised by some is whether treatment that cannot be refused is ethically justifiable [ 41, 42].
are impeded, their expansion must involve some additional cost (e.g. exposure to damage) that makes retraction energetically justifiable [ 9, 10].
