The requirement of group benefit holds that research on children is permissible if results of the research may benefit other children with the same condition.
Third, some argue that it would be wrong for a bystander to switch the trolley (Judith Jarvis Thomson, 2008) and suggest that people's willingness to view it as permissible is a result of inadequate reflection or insufficient emotional engagement.
PHH maintains that the profits it received as a result of the referrals were permissible, since they fall under RESPA's exception for "bona fide salary or compensation... for services actually performed".
I'm sure most readers are familiar with the vilification and attempt to impose sanctions on Prof. Yoo as a result of his conclusion, while in the DOJ that aggressive interrogation of captured alleged terrorists were legally permissible.
Moreover, the true value of a single A1C test result of 7% from an accredited laboratory can be within a 6.65 to 7.35% range, assuming a permissible intra-assay coefficient of variation of 5% (20).
These cases illustrate that patients, whilst undergoing treatment with vemurafenib, can develop indoor-photosensitivity as a result of exposure to fluorescent lamps with a relatively high UV content of the emitted spectrum (low permissible exposure time).
What a strategic bomber does in dropping a bomb may be permissible because he does not intend to kill innocent civilians even though he foresees that they will die as a result of the bombing.
Why is it permissible to use the results of "bugs" or attached listening devices in court but not interception?
Comparison of the results at permissible values of f indicates that a simple weighting-factor method gives good results.
[I]MIBG is preferable to [I]MIBG because it provides higher-quality images and the lower radiation burden of I allows a higher permissible dose, resulting in a higher count rate.
