Sentence examples for form of enhancement from inspiring English sources
And where do we draw the line between a necessary drug and a form of enhancement?
"We do not view prevention as a form of enhancement," says R. Alta Charo, a University of Wisconsin bioethicist who co-chaired the panel.
Though the novel is about as subtle as the first gush of hormones during puberty, it turns out to be a remarkably prescient document about both the mindless medical euphoria that periodically swells up around some dubious new form of enhancement therapy, and the moral scolds who just as periodically pop up to denounce such treatments as another sign of civilization's decline.
This form of enhancement, often by students battling to hit tight deadlines, has proven very controversial.
Although some (Lenox 1995) might argue that such intervention is still a form of enhancement (as indeed all medicine is), the Senian perspective can allow it only if it can bring people above a decent minimum of basic capability deprivation.
In [26] much more is proved, but extracting exactly the claim of Proposition 2.20 is a rather non-trivial exercise (one should also keep in mind the fact that in [26], triangulated categories are called "classical triangulated categories", and a triangulated category in the sense [26, Definition 7.1.1] has a form of enhancement already hardcoded into it).
This argument holds that some uses may be morally undesirable forms of enhancement because, essentially, they transform the patient into someone else.
The more that the authorities crack down on known forms of enhancement, the more incentive athletes have to experiment with new ones — and to get their advice from black-market dealers instead of doctors.
But Miah's argument is that we have become fixated on our own stereotypes of what counts as unfair advantage – drugs, swimsuits, men posing as women – while we have little or no idea of what is going on behind the scenes in sports laboratories and training camps, where much of the latest forms of enhancement is taking place.
Such theorists need not be against all forms of enhancement, but they emphasize the need for strict regulation given the deeply entrenched social injustices that pervade many societies, and that would typically inform individual free choices.
