Sentence examples for living competent from inspiring English sources
On the face of it, however, that argument would support organ conscription from living competent people too.
Assuming consent is ethically necessary before taking organs from living competent people, questions arise about what makes consent valid.
Although all controls were living and competent when enrolled, some later became unable to participate and a proxy informant was used.
Under it, helping someone to end his life would become lawful, provided the patient was adult (over the age of 18), terminally ill (had only a few months left to live), mentally competent, was suffering unbearably and had made a written request for such assistance.
Natural historians like Hunter, engaged in the systematic study of the living world, needed competent draughtsmen to record their findings.
If we want to describe self-organization we will find that it does not emerge from available chemical molecules following physico-chemical principles, but is rather the result of successful biocommunication processes between competent living agents.
Therefore, to curb potential dengue transmission, we strongly recommend reinforcing mosquito bite prevention among travelers or residents who are returning from dengue-endemic areas, or those who are living in dengue-competent or dengue-endemic hotspots.
The bill, had it passed, would have licensed doctors to assist in the deaths of terminally-ill people who had less than six months to live, were mentally competent and requested such assistance.
A key assertion is that agent coordination in problem solving systems might be enhanced through the study of competent coordination in living systems such as human and animal groups.
