The idea here is that expert clinicians use evidence-based, best clinical practices to compose the bundle of distinct goods and services that should go into the treatment of a given medical condition.
Our model allows for multiple, distinct goods and market dynamics with buyers and sellers that arrive over time.
Though this isn't monistic hedonism, it's a very modest pluralism on which there are four distinct goods instead of one.
On the other hand, we might allow that republican freedom and non-interference are distinct goods, but hold that both are valuable in some degree.
Sophie Henderson writes: We at the Migration Museum Project had the distinct good fortune to get to know Claus Moser when he became one of our distinguished friends and supporters.
But apologists for unpaid work have converted work experience into some kind of distinct good that the intern should consider herself fortunate to receive.
There are 20 genes for each of 'Slightly', 'Moderately', and 'Severely' types and 10 genes for each of 'Good (distinct)', 'Good (close)', 'Outliers (slight)', 'Outliers (severe)', 'Partially ordered (far)', and 'Partially ordered (close)'.
In addition, each data set has 120 genes which are classified into 9 types of monotonic genes (or monotonic-like genes): 'Good (distinct)', 'Good (close)', 'Slightly', 'Outliers (slight)', 'Outliers (severe)', 'Moderately', 'Severely', 'Partially ordered (far)', and 'Partially ordered (close)'.
The 'Good' category has two subcategories, 'Good (distinct)' and 'Good (close)'.
The phenomenology of claims of good and right are also distinct: the good attracts or appeals, whereas claims of right appear to command authority.
Socrates' first argument (341b-342e) is that real crafts, such as medicine, are disinterested, serving some good distinct from the good of the practitioner: the end served by the doctor qua doctor is the health of the patient.
