One day somebody should do a study of the ethical effect of Nanny on British foreign affairs for the last 150 years, for most British prime ministers and foreign secretaries have emerged from nurseries where she ruled unchallenged.
And that is not only an ethical effect, but a bad one, for Plato.
What I found particularly inspiring about Doctorow was the way he would tweak form to produce moral-ethical effect — the way that he seemed not to see these two things as separate.
Finally, it is important to be aware of the ethical side effects of neurobiological research, also called 'neuroethics' (Farah 2012).
Because this experiment had to be performed during general anaesthesia because of ethical considerations, the effects of anaesthetic agents such as propofol and piritramid might have had a confounding effect.
Ironic self-mockery, muted egotism, a knowledge of one's own absurdity that doesn't diminish the importance of one's witness, a determinedly anti-heroic stance that remains clearly ethical — all these effects and sounds of the essayist are first heard here.
In fact, most recently, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine issued a report in which it was stated that too little is yet known about the emotional, financial, medical, ethical, and psychological effects of egg freezing for so-called 'social' reasons for the Society to recommend its use.
Our observations indicate the need for increased scholarly attention to the ethical and practical effects of medical crowdfunding for campaigners, recipients, donors, and the health system as a whole.
Health Technology Reassessment HTRR) is a structured, evidence-based assessment of the clinical, social, ethical and economic effects of a technology currently used in the health care system, to inform optimal use of that technology in comparison to its alternatives.
