Therefore, to improve communication efforts by health officials, to enable pandemic containment, and to avoid unwarranted losses to the economy, knowledge of how persons will respond to the threat of an outbreak is crucial (6 ).
The knowledge monopoly is as unwarranted and anachronistic as the corn laws.
The overconfidence effect involves unwarranted confidence in one's own knowledge.
This would require assumptions about which factors would be most relevant to reduce DUP in any particular community that are unwarranted given the current level of knowledge of such factors.
For as worthwhile as these cultural forms are, they are not sources of moral knowledge uncolored by bias and unwarranted assumptions.
Mill's theory of freedom does make an unwarranted assumption that people want a rich life where knowledge increases, new discoveries are made, and new ideas found, where art flourishes and science advances.
Mill's theory of freedom does make an unwarranted assumption — that people want a rich life where knowledge increases, new discoveries are made, and new ideas found, where art flourishes and science advances.
While the pejorative use of the term "bioprospecting" as an intrinsically exploitive and extractive enterprise is unwarranted, serious ethical issues regarding the use of traditional knowledge remain.
"We refused to pay him what he demanded, despite the knowledge that he would talk with you about his unwarranted accusations," Mr. Page wrote.
Never take unwarranted criticism to heart––criticism from a person who lacks expertise, knowledge or experience to criticize on the matter should simply be ignored.
