Sentences with phrase «ethical implications»

Some people feel that rapid technical and experimental advances in biomedical science have left behind the consideration of ethical implications of that research.

We work to integrate reflection on ethical implications of neuroscience and neural engineering into the structure and practice of science.

It is about the entire range of tech solutions, and business and ethical implications for our profession.

It is obvious to them that alcoholism is not a simple moral problem, and yet they are aware of the fact that there must be ethical implications involved.

Brain research has the most obvious ethical implications, but what makes a «human» is complex and probably involves other parts such as the immune system.

Working out ethical implications forces students to explain what may be vaguely defined plans in a concrete form.

Learning analytics provides tremendous opportunities to assist learners - but they also pose ethical implications you shouldn't ignore.

Of course, hunting has some severe ethical implications, putting dogs at risk of injury and resulting in certain injury for the prey animals.

Her work explores the universal ethical implications of social injustice, especially those related to racial and gender discrimination.

However, these web technologies are not without serious ethical implications and consequences.

Ethical implications abound and our panelists, who are all traveling in this new terrain, will share their insights and experience.

• Ethical implications of research studies and theory, including reference to social sensitivity.

And decisions about data aren't the only hazardous situations; judgments with ethical implications pervade scientific practice.

The remainder of the book covers more advanced topics such as ethical implications lawyers need to consider, how to use LinkedIn in the hiring process, and apps that can be installed to make your profile even more functional and interactive.

By thus divorcing this relation from the clear ethical implications which both Buber and Ferdinand Ebner have given it, Heim makes possible a dualism on the basis of which he characterizes man's relation with the eternal Thou as taking place in an altogether different dimension from his relation with his human Thou.

In this session, our experts will discuss the risks of on - premises computing, the dangers of local storage, and the potential ethical implications of failing to utilize cloud computing, and will include an audit lawyers can -LSB-...]

Let's look at a rough sketch of what are likely to be the perceived negative ethical implications of oil from the top 10 countries listed by oil production:

It is a presupposition about the nature of reality that has far reaching ethical implications.

After deploring the fact that many rationalists took to irrationalism — with disastrous ethical implications, according to Popper — he concludes that» [t] his is what happened to Whitehead if I am not quite mistaken» (OSE 231).

The findings, published in the Journal of Business Ethics, hold ethical implications for environmentally friendly branding.

Still, if virtual reality is so realistic, aren't there real ethical implications to be considered when subjecting people to virtually traumatic situations?

Advances in neurobiology and psychology continue to challenge our conceptions of self, mind, and free will, he said, and these advances have important ethical implications.

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These are not merely practical concerns but have strong ethical implications as outlined in two papers last week in the journal PLoS Medicine.

Humane Canada is deeply concerned about the rapid increase in the ability to manipulate living organisms through genetic engineering, and its concomitant ethical implications.

Too often we first assess climate solutions on the basis of technical capacity to reduce or avoid warming and the costs to do it and choose our preferred solution — leaving ethical implications, governance, and public support as afterthoughts to be «dealt with» and worked around in attempts to implement the solution.

Using the term «specializing» or any other derivative in marketing your practice is fraught with ethical implications if you have not attained formal recognition as a «specialist.»

ILTSO is a non-profit organization consisting of attorneys, bar association representatives, IT professionals, and business leaders with a stated mission of «helping attorneys and clients better understand the practical and ethical implications of technology for the practice of law».

In this session, our experts will discuss the risks of on - premises computing, the dangers of local storage, and the potential ethical implications of failing to utilize cloud computing, and will include an audit lawyers can use to ensure their cloud computing environment is as secure or more secure than «ground computing» options.

Now, it may seem foolish to fuss, or even litigate, over a missing inch of BLT, but there are ethical implications to consider.

His current research projects include an examination of the use of Twitter to discuss business ethics and an exploration of the social and ethical implications of 21st century manufacturing technologies.

JB: I absolutely believe that philosophically, we should be thinking about the ethical implications long term of artificial intelligence and how it's applied, and that should be part of what we do as investors and entrepreneurs and academics.

But rather than incentivize teaching innovation that would allow science educators to discuss religion and ethics --- for example, creationism in light of evolution and vice versa, or the scientific and ethical implications of stem cells and in vitro fertilization — many teachers are afraid to even mention these issues, despite their importance, for fear of losing their jobs.

We recently spoke with «Science Mike» McHargue about the AI revolution, its ethical implications and what it means for Christians.

Once I offered the opportunity for anyone in the cell biology course to simultaneously take a seminar course focusing on the societal and ethical implications of the biology discussed in the cell course.

We might, however, need to think about their ethical implications before we embrace them fully.

I think that's disgraceful on the ethical implications of this.»

The statement about the «love which is not possessive» certainly has ethical implications, but there is, for instance, no raising of the question as to how Mrs. Oak will now deal with issues of social justice.

Many of them said, «I've never thought about contraception in theological terms,» or, «I've tried to avoid thinking about the ethical implications of this topic.»

One, I didn't want to know whether the pill was an «abortifacient» (a method preventing implantation of a sperm and egg that had met) because if it was I would have to wrestle through the ethical implications of possibly preventing a pregnancy.

Essay on the moral and ethical implications of commercial rhetoric and their adaptations for political, religious, public order and public service purposes.

Probing the ethical implications of triage before the program board of the National Council of Churches» Division of Overseas Ministries, Forrester maintained that

It can lead people to be concerned with the ethical implications of their actions and to accept responsibility for what they do.