Hence, overdiagnosis represents a substantial ethical dilemma and burdens the patient and the health care system.
Beyond the formal dilemma, the more substantial side of this debate has to do with possible roles of introns in the evolution of eukaryotes.
Not being allowed by the patients to operate where there are possibilities of full recovery or substantial improvement was a difficult dilemma for the surgeons, e.g. patients with cancer.
18 20 The community faces a huge dilemma in the management of AMD, with substantial controversies over the efficacy of substances, choice of therapeutic regimens and adequate monitoring needs.
Aggregate figures of mothers workforce participation on which such judgements are often based conceal substantial variation within and across countries and obscure the dilemmas expressed by mothers, and the problematic circumstances of children who attend poor quality childcare provision.
While acknowledging that "several techniques may eventually have the physical potential to contribute to limiting climate change," the study concludes that "all are in early stages of development, involve substantial uncertainties and risks, and raise ethical and governance dilemmas".
The goal this week is to find a formula for all those substantial issues that embraces a way out of the settlement dilemma, officials said.
Although the dilemma over publication of these research projects has generated substantial concern in the bioscience community, this challenge was neither unanticipated nor previously unexamined.
Organizations that rely heavily on employee creativity face a dilemma: the particular nature of creative production calls for a substantial use of formal control, yet such control can undermine employee creativity.
Amina's dilemma is one that many families in Somaliland face amid a substantial mental health crisis.
