One need not be conscious of a description or justification of that process.
The first of these limitations cannot be justified within the framework of the justification process of diagnostic studies using ionising radiation; radiologists are strongly advised to use alternative, non-ionising techniques whenever possible.
Computer units can be integrated, either merely to direct the machine's operations or to ensure completion of the justification process, division of words, and correction, whether from the adjoining keyboard or from a continuous perforated tape.
In process, justification and referral processes, protocol and process availability, optimisation procedures, patient dose, image quality, emergency incident procedures and reliability of information transfer are key themes.
The use of writing portfolio and its assessment as well as justification of the students' learning process enhance the students' learning outcomes [ 20].
Hence, radiation protection and strengthening of the justification process are important issues of today's radiology [3, 4].
In particular, IFM provides scientific justification that can allow for control of process impurities up-stream at the starting materials or intermediates whenever possible.
And if epistemic competences are understood as reliable processes, the resulting virtue reliabilist account of justification would presumably amount to a version of process reliabilism.
Appropriateness, however, together with awareness of radiation risk and audit, are at the foundation of the justification process for every planned study.
Sale believes that part of the justification process lies with colleagues.
About two-thirds (65.7%) of respondents felt that a patient's age (from radiation risk perspective) should form part of the justification process in addition to clinical history.
