Not that different from "Gattaca", is it?The mind's eyeRelated items Neuroscience: The future of mind controlMay 23rd 2002Although often overlooked, advances in neurotechnology raise ethical and legal questions of the same nature and gravity as advances in genetics.
COSEPUP asked the same questions of the same participants as published in Appendix C of their 2000 Postdoc Guide.
These questions sound ridiculous today, but don't forget that questions of the same type, asked 10, 50, or 100 years ago, may have positive answers today.
For both types of questions, relative deviations from true values were calculated and averaged across questions of the same type.
Because of this change of anchor descriptors, a single case generally comprises questions of the same type, while other cases will explore other kinds of clinical reasoning tasks.
This finding begged the frightening question of whether the same lack of sVx in single subjects may apply to the case of actions.
The bifunctionality of OsCERK1 raises a question of how the same receptor selectively triggers the opposite physiological responses.
But this is not a question of doing the same with less.
"It's not a question of applying the same rules that apply to moms," he says.
The supreme court justice Lord Clarke raised the question of whether the same principle would also arise in criminal cases.
