Whereas education is characterized by "a fundamental moral equality between educator and educated", biomedical interventions to reshape the agency of others "involve a subject acting towards an object and as such are fundamentally structured by a profound inequality" ([ 64]: 264]
And that is due to a wide variety of ways our society and our brains are fundamentally structured.
Our data indicate that X chromatin structure is fundamentally different from autosome structure in both sexes.
This may all seem sensible, but the value-based healthcare concept, as presently structured, is fundamentally flawed, not by what it seeks to achieve, but by what it does not even consider.
The modern corporate environment, after all, is fundamentally militaristic in structure.
Any change in consumption structure is affected by the shift in income structure; any shift of income structure relies on the transformation in the structure of industrial technologies, which is fundamentally determined by the structure of the economic market and rate of technological innovation.
The structure of public inquiry, debate, and collective action exemplified by this story is fundamentally different from the structure of public inquiry and debate in the mass-media-dominated public sphere of the twentieth century.
We strongly doubt whether "association by guilt" is fundamentally different from guilt by association.
Similarly, the function of biological systems is fundamentally constrained by the structure of their circuit elements.
Collectively, the Ethiopian data show that the distribution of mantle melts during the initiation of magma assisted rifting is fundamentally influenced by lithospheric structures formed during earlier syn-rift stretching.
Crucially, this structure is fundamentally determined by the constraints imposed by the main lexical verb, and so it is this element that is primarily analysed in order to identify a particular process.
