Bio-augmentation or human enhancement, involves the use of various neurotechnologies, including neural implants, to improve the performance of the human mind and body.
Ecological enhancement involves undertaking management interventions at the design stage to improve the ecological potential of these structures, or to improve the ecological value of existing structures.
Role enhancement involves expanding a group of workers' skills so they can assume a wider and higher range of responsibilities through innovative and non-traditional roles [ 66].
As I have interpreted him, Harris raises the following three concerns about noncognitive moral enhancement: that direct intervention in emotional states will be ineffective as a means to moral enhancement, that noncognitive moral enhancement involves problematic restrictions on freedom, and that attempts at noncognitive moral enhancement may end up causing moral decline.
Because the Shh receptor Ptch1 is not expressed at the ZLI, it is likely that this activation and enhancement involve double repression, i.e., Ptch1 receptor activation likely represses Dbx1 and Lhx5, and so loss of Ptch1 in the ventricular zone at the ZLI would allow expression of Dbx1 by progenitors and Lhx5 by their progeny.
b Coronal section of the humerus after gadolinium-enhanced MRI showing an intramedullary altered signal with moderate enhancement involving almost the whole of the diaphysis.
These perfusional alterations are phenomenon characterised by a patchy wedge-shaped area of enhancement involving a hepatic subsegment or by an arterial enhancing focal lesion that fades in the venous phase.
Therefore, there have been many studies on noise reduction and speech enhancement involving the use of beamformers.
Efficacy enhancement involved, at least in part, targeting of the worm tegument with MFS-LNCs as a new therapeutic entity.
Four-chamber delayed enhancement MRI shows patchy, diffuse areas of subepicardial as well as transmural areas of delayed post-contrast enhancement involving both ventricles (thin arrows).
