We did not record the use of delirium scales because, despite the uncontroversial prognostic value of delirium in critically ill patients, therapeutic strategies based on delirium assessment, conversely to those based on the use of sedation and pain scales, are sparse and, to our knowledge, their impact on outcome has not been assessed so far.
Not only that, but to then translate their values into small uncontroversial statements that were, crucially, specific.
While restricting treatments of limited clinical value – such as operations to remove unsightly skin – is uncontroversial, reducing patients' access to drugs, district nurses, health visitors or forms of surgery they need to end their pain arouses huge concern.
The value of legality, of course, is neither clear nor uncontroversial.
Concomitant with the demise of positivism and of utilitarianism in the post-war era has been the rise of analytical enquiry into non-hedonistic conceptions of value, including conceptions of meaning in life, grounded on relatively uncontroversial (but not certain or universally shared) judgments of cases, often called "intuitions".
New York Times writer Dennis Overbye once stated that nowadays, the math and sciences are so uncontroversial that "Nobody [is] sent to prison for espousing the wrong value for the Hubble constant".
The critical aspect of the climate-change questions is that they avoided issues that would have required a value judgment and focused on factual information -- in the author's words "uncontroversial observations".
It's all pretty uncontroversial stuff, and never likely not to be: the film doesn't exactly take things at face value, but Wiseman's technique allows people to present themselves in their best light.
Uncontroversial as this claim may seem, some philosophers have denied that art should either have or seek to have cognitive value.
This system is uncontroversial.
