"While we respect the right of the IRB to intervene, we also respect the knowledge and experience of appointed – and independent – judicial officers, and their expertise to consider evidence and reach sound findings.
While it may be true that SOME people will be better teachers of a subject then actually making it their real life career, it is important to respect the knowledge they have acquired over the years and to make use of it.
Policy makers in any system must respect the knowledge and experience of providers when developing policies that require practice change.
(M 9, 1,5 y) Younger midwives respected the knowledge and experience of their senior colleagues but found it hard to accept that some showed reluctance towards the use of AMTSL.
While the platform is welcome, it is only a small step in the right direction towards recognizing and respecting the perspectives and knowledge of indigenous peoples in the UN process.
"I would like to be informed and consulted, even though I respect the professionals' knowledge.
Most relatives wanted to be involved in decision making concerning health-care issues if the patient was no longer able to decide on their own, but did not want decision-making authority: "I would like to be informed and consulted, even though I respect the professionals' knowledge.
With this respect, the knowledge of the current access to health care and of the quality of health services is fundamental in order to support the decision-making process.
Starting from the concept of biomaterials, from the necessity of respecting the human organism and its components, and from the necessity of holding any biomaterials candidate to requirements specific of each application, this analysis underlines the trends in research that are commented with respect to the actual knowledge and expected advances.
If we pair the weak conception of knowledge with a qualitative model of justification such as this, then it's no longer clear that the resulting view will fail to respect the closure of knowledge under conjunction, because the rules of probability theory employed in BonJour's argument don't obviously apply to the qualitative categories.
