Sentences with phrase «while ethical considerations»

While ethical considerations prevented a full replication of the experiments, researchers created a similar set - up with lower «shock» levels to test the level of obedience of participants.

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And while there are now fewer obstacles impeding embryonic stem cell research, the promise of iPS cells has taken them beyond ethical considerations.

While Dennis and Tom differ on how wearable technologies can benefit lawyers, both agree that the age of wearable technology is here, bringing with it ethical considerations and practical uses.

While unbundling isn't as dangerous as its detractors would have you believe, there are ethical and practical considerations which can not be ignored.

While there are a number of topics that could be covered, the most salient student learning outcomes can be grouped into several categories: (a) organization and awareness of the reader's needs, (b) formatting considerations, and (c) etiquette, professionalism, and ethical considerations.

However, while these concerns could be of great importance to any lawyer, junior or otherwise, an important consideration above all else is this: We have chosen to enter a profession that holds us to a high bar when it comes to ethical standards, choices and behaviour — a valuable consideration for in - house counsel, particularly when faced with internal pressures.

Many presenters referenced the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child as the reason to hear the voices of children and youth; others referenced children's views as a cornerstone consideration in establishing the course of action in their best interest, while others framed the expression of children's views as an ethical obligation of adults involved in judicial processes, as an aspect of promoting children's wellbeing or as a matter of children's fundamental rights.

While there are many economic and social factors to encourage this trend, the ethical issues pertaining to the use of robots as caregivers requires careful consideration.

Because in these cases, most people recognize that while there may be special contextual considerations of which both therapists and clients should be aware, the underlying ethical principles governing our work — what philosophers call «normative principles» — do not change in the slightest.