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Comments on Reason for Conflicting Results of Venography

Haemostasis, 2009
Conflicting results of phlebography in the diagnosis of thrombosis in different investigations are discussed. The following factors may explain different results: phlebography is a subjective method, not based on measurable parameters; insufficient phlebographic technique may result in unsafe diagnosis; the selection of patient material may vary in ...
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Conflict resolution and moral reasoning

Conflict Resolution Quarterly, 2003
AbstractThe effects of conflict resolution training on students' moral reasoning were examined in this five‐year study. Inspired by pilot studies that found increased attachment, cooperation, and prosocial skills in treatment classrooms, the study was conducted with elementary students (ten treatment groups and eight comparison groups) in a low‐income ...
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CONFLICTING REASONS

2016
Sidgwick believed that, when impartial reasons conflict with self-interested reasons, there are no truths about their relative strength. There are such truths, I claim, but these truths are imprecise. Many self-interested reasons are decisively outweighed by conflicting impar-tial moral reasons.
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Mediatising Conflict: Reason and Reckoning

2017
At its core, journalism serves to provide information to the public for them to make informed choices about their lives. Journalism can also be a vehicle for transparency, good governance and ethical standards and playing this role can often be a key motivation for journalists (Cottle et al. 2016).
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Conflict in practical reasoning

Philosophical Studies, 1988
Daniel Bonevac, T. K. Seung
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The Morality of Conflict

2005
This book explores the relationship between the law and pervasive and persistent reasonable disagreement about justice. It reveals the central moral function and creative force of reasonable disagreement in and about the law and shows why and how lawyers and legal philosophers should take reasonable conflict more seriously.
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