While many of the ethical challenges we have identified are not new findings, our unique contribution to rural healthcare ethics and rural palliative care is the framing of these tensions in the context of a small number of pervasive values that underpinned ethically good rural palliative care in the study communities.
"Versus building a different kind of system where there are really strongly voiced and pervasive values at a top-down kind of level that are imbued throughout the platform, its policies, and functionality".
Walczak plays up the value of such pervasive data, which would know what a user looked at online and when he or she returned to a particular site.
Britton sees the film more as concerned with the "vulnerability of children and the need to protect and guard them", which in turn helps generate a "pervasive sense of the supreme value of family life: a value clearly related to [ideological] stability and cultural continuity".
These results illustrate that selection bias toward students with such applied scientific backgrounds may contribute to a pervasive technocentricism and technophilia, and with it cognitive dissonance toward appreciating the presence and value of subjectivity and/or uncertainty in medical practice.
The film fails to incorporate much, if any, of the literary value of the book, namely the text's stark and minimalist presentation of the unflinching nihilism pervasive in both its subject matter and characters.
First, a value of 1 (i.e., 100percentt) could be used to reflect a carcinogen that is pervasive and therefore all members of a population are expected to be exposed (for example, outdoor air pollution).
The value of such streamlining may seem intuitive to infectious diseases physicians, but for many other physicians, an attitude of "don't change a winning team" is pervasive.
For all values of l the average value of the correlation coefficient for pairs of probes with G-spot at l is significantly greater than zero indicating the pervasive nature of these unwanted correlations.
In association with the popularity of herbal therapies and acupuncture as practiced among Chinese immigrants to the USA, we see that such medical belief systems are most likely 'product[s] of embedded, pervasive cultural values,' (7).
