A nonspecific toxicity test is surely more useful, at least for a first approach, than specific ones; in addition, the use of yeast cells respects ethical principles (no use of higher animals) and, especially, the toxic effects on these cells result very similar to those on human ones [26].
Wearing a dress so short as to constitute "a flagrant lack of respect for ethical principles, academic dignity and morality".
It also has a clear code of conduct "binding all organisations and self-employed individuals which accept to 'play by the rules' in full respect of ethical principles".
How can we ensure that these systems respect our ethical principles when they make decisions at speeds and for rationales that exceed our ability to comprehend?
Are researchers ready to respect fundamental ethical principles in light of the ample window of information provided by individual genomes, while defending the rights of the subjects participating in clinical studies as a major priority?
Therefore, to respect the ethical principles of clinical research, informed consent for research demands to be held at a high standard because the patient does not always benefit directly from the research results and might suffer some risks for the good of the community.
That would violate scientific principles and, in many respects, even ethical principles".
The study further respects the ethical principles of the Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare of Japan.
The trial ran from August 27 to November 29, 2010, and respected the ethical principles of the Seoul revision (2008) of the Helsinki Declaration and Good Clinical Practice.
13 Moving from a supply-based to a demand-based system and anchoring the prioritization process in a model that respects the ethical principles and favors distributive justice in health care will be essential.
Deriving maximum utility from these innovations demands respect for the ethical principles governing research participation.
