Ingmar Persson and Julian Savulescu have argued that there is an urgent need for widespread biomedical moral enhancement.
As this study highlights the need for widespread implementation of a rapid, sensitive TB diagnostic method in HIV patients with direct drug susceptibility testing, it is important to mention the role of GeneXpert as compared to MODS.
Yet, our main intent in this "hypothesis" paper is precisely to put the emphasis on the premises of the argument (i.e. genome size constraints and duplication-divergence evolution) rather than on a specific mathematical model illustrating the resulting need for widespread HGT.
Again, our main intent in this "hypothesis" paper is to put the emphasis on the premises of the argument (i.e. genome size constraints and duplication-divergence evolution) rather than on a specific mathematical model illustrating the resulting need for widespread HGT.
On Monday in Lakewood, N.J., at a pep-rally for the main event, the need for widespread communal awareness of the dangers of the Internet was connected to a larger struggle faced by the Jewish people in a secular world.
Obama's views regarding the war in Iraq, the economy, the environment and the need for widespread change in our government resonated with an electorate that had grown very critical of the Bush administration's approach to these and other issues.
*Liberals and conservatives feud over plenty, but they generally agree on the need for widespread debt forgiveness.
An Op-Ed article on Feb. 10 about the need for widespread AIDS testing misstated the likelihood that someone with H.I.V. would infect a sexual partner or a newborn baby.
Correction: March 3, 2004, Wednesday An Op-Ed article on Feb. 10 about the need for widespread AIDS testing misstated the likelihood that someone with H.I.V. would infect a sexual partner or a newborn baby.
Second, if the vast majority of mosquitoes in currently Plasmodium-infested areas could be rendered disease-free, malaria might be controlled or eliminated without the need for widespread use of chemicals, deforestation, draining of wetlands, or other environmentally destructive measures.
