Several substantive ethical objections have been raised against HGGM including claims of unacceptably high levels of risk, damage to the status of future persons, and violations of justice and autonomy.
Although reported to offer an 80% increase in survival rate during its testing in Afghanistan, the radar was unable to adequately detect threats and the firing of its rockets caused unacceptably high levels of collateral damage.
It was found that fixed angle centrifuges damaged the leaf strips unacceptably, observed as green coloration in the AWF, so a Beckman GS-6KR (Beckman Coulter, Inc., Brea, CA) centrifuge with swing-out wells was used.
In practice a late toxicity rate of 5% may be considered unacceptably high, e.g. for spinal cord damage, potentially leading to paraplegia, so lower doses are considered acceptable.
Conventional radiotherapy cannot ablate completely these tumors [2], since this would require unacceptably high radiation doses that result in severe brain damage [3].
Hospitals that are incorrectly identified as having unacceptably high mortality rates face undue public criticism and damage to their reputation.
The secretary agreed that the national jobless rate -- now at 9.7percentt -- is "still terribly high and is going to stay unacceptably high for a very long time" because of the damage caused by the recession.
Radiotherapy and chemotherapy, often associated to surgery, cannot ablate completely these tumors, since this would require unacceptably high radiation/chemotherapic doses that result in severe brain-neuron damage.
The F.A.A.'s unacceptably laissez-faire system of safety enforcement is powerful evidence of the damage done by Ronald Reagan's ideological campaign of deregulation.
Missing areas are often left missing, and damage is often repaired only if doing so does not require unacceptably invasive treatments that are extensive in nature or that may not be reversible.
