Sentence examples for medically acceptable from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere in the document, the medical staff advises CIA interrogators on medically acceptable procedures for various torture techniques, including prolonged stress positions, severe dietary restrictions and waterboarding.

You may say it's not medically acceptable, but what can you do?" What can be done?

Mr Justice Baker ruled that proton therapy was a medically acceptable form of treatment for the child.

He added: "Obviously it is our hope that all of our products are used in a medically acceptable manner".

"There aren't a lot of people who are on the fringe doing things that are not medically acceptable," Dr. Marc Katz, a cardiac surgeon, says.

Those desperately seeking to lose unwanted pounds can choose among more than 50 individual dietary supplements and more than 125 combination products, none of which meets medically acceptable criteria for recommended use, the experts wrote.

Few doubt that lead exposure has significant health consequences at levels below those considered medically acceptable decades ago, but there is still debate over what levels of lead exposure in the modern world, if any, can be considered of minimal harm.

"It is no longer medically or ethically acceptable to ignore older adults who feel lonely and marginalized".

Letting someone die is morally, medically and legally acceptable in two situations: either patients or their surrogates have validly refused treatment, or treatment, if provided would be futile.

During contention, the non-emergency based nodes do not care of emergency-based nodes to give priority in the allocation of slots which is not acceptable medically for emergency data and technologically the nodes consume a higher amount of energy, higher collision, and re-transmission of the lost packets [57].

This observation indicates that it is medically and ethically acceptable to perform histology studies in BD.