He notes that this approach is set out in direct challenge to the dominant 'personhood' account, which starts from what is morally valuable in paradigm cases of humans and then generalizes to other entities with similar features, while restricting concern (to varying degrees) to entities lacking some or all of the features of personhood.
Having boiled off the mind of the religious ritualist, the author goes on to define religious discourse as being restricted to concerns of ritual fidelity, with the opposition between truth and error existing in some outside realm; the specter of Gould's non-overlapping magisteria rearing its ugly head where the now obliterated head of the author's imaginary religious ritualist once sat.
3 Despite high rates of postoperative satisfaction in patients, 4 their use has been restricted by concerns from ophthalmologists that an inability to visualise the retina may prevent the identification of life-threatening pathology principally uveal melanoma behind the occlusive IOL. 5 Morcher black IOLs have been demonstrated to transmit high levels of NIR light.
The cells have a restricted metabolism concerned primarily in maintaining a low rate of increase in cell number, and they themselves, as well as their immediate derivatives, take no part in organogenesis or associated differentiation.
Human rights doctrine recognises the need to limit certain human rights, usually in times of public health emergency when certain individual rights are temporarily restricted over concern for the common good.
A downside of Patient Reported Outcomes is that the term 'patient' has unfortunate and inappropriate connotations of passivity that Clare Bradley would rather avoid although others have restricted their concern to the fact that a focus on patients excludes other groups of interest.
Or, it restricts ethical concerns to things that, interactions with robots, might go wrong.
Indeed, it's a kind of innocence to restrict these concerns to even the broadest definition of pornography.
Most of us don't restrict our concerns to abortion; we also apply it to the pressing issues of global health, poverty reduction, human rights advocacy, environmental protection, and even war and peace.
My final considerations concerning ECT and informed consent are not necessarily concerns restricted to the phenomenologist.
