The artificialized aspect of these practices justifies questioning that focuses on the indication and limitation concepts.
Interviews illustrated how practitioners integrated this diversity with themes including 'rational practice,' justifying the use of contraindicated points through theory and personal experience, 'reflective learning' and 'treatment responsibilities - more than needles'.
Defenders of the old-school way argue that the demands of medical practice justify the brutal hours.
The necessary evidence of new therapies of clinical interest extends beyond clinical trials in a less controlled population and closer to clinical practice justified since several years the need of conducting observational, noninterventional studies.
Signs of central motor neuron degeneration are often difficult to detect in clinical practice, justifying the interest for objective neuroimaging markers of upper motor neuron (UMN) involvement.
In that situation, results of group N3 represent a non-ideal but very common scenario in veterinary practice, justifying its inclusion in the present study.
Periodic follow-up of breast cancer patients under tamoxifen treatment aimed at early detection of EC is a common practice, justified by the evidence of tamoxifen-induced increased risk of EC in these subjects.
Speciesism, in applied ethics and the philosophy of animal rights, the practice of treating members of one species as morally more important than members of other species; also, the belief that this practice is justified.
This practice is justified by a small number of studies which have demonstrated enhanced sputum expectoration or improved breathlessness after nebulized saline or humidified oxygen [ 1- 4].
Presumably, in line with the compelling points in the Mohists' arguments, the norms and practices justified by this approach would lead individuals to adopt the attitude of inclusive care, and so to include everyone within the scope of their moral concern.
