While this idea may appear compatible with the value of self-determination promoted by much disability philosophy, some bioethicists, including some who are feminists, have adopted medicalized views of disability and, in doing so, have argued that the prospect of bearing a disabled child justifies, or even obligates, termination of the pregnancy (Purdy 1995; see also McMahan 1998 and McMahan 2005).
They may also both appear compatible with a discourse of concern for international problems.
Although such a scenario may be plausible, it does not appear compatible with their well-documented anxiolytic-like properties and the inhibitory actions of 5α3α-THPROG upon CRF, ACTH and corticosterone release as discussed above.
Government policies on social rent and welfare reform do not appear compatible.
Hence, these data do not appear compatible with the hypothesis that the dumpy locus generates only one molecular product.
Thus, the aims and utility of healthcare technology appear compatible with service user definitions of recovery.
Some of the predictions of the model appear compatible with recent experimental evolution results and call for additional experiments.
Although data on relatives appear compatible with a phenomimicry account, there are two problems for this explanation of comorbidity.
In a software merger or acquisition, products that may appear to be compatible often need to be rewritten to work within the buying company's overall architecture.
The scenario of a closed universe, such as argued by Tipler, may appear to be more compatible with the biblical view than the case of the ever-expanding universe, but even in the former case it is hard to establish a meaningful connection.
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