Definition of bioethics in English:

bioethics

plural noun bʌɪəʊˈɛθɪksˌbaɪoʊˈɛθɪks

treated as singular The ethics of medical and biological research.
生物伦理学
Example sentencesExamples
- So, for anyone out there sceptical about the relevance of bioethics, these two books demonstrate the wide scope of ethical considerations in medicine.
- Even in bioethics, the trend is toward procedure rather than substance.
- The articles are a smattering of bioethics and bioengineering, astronomy, epidemiology, and environmental issues.
- Among the warnings voiced at the conference was one by Xu Zhi-Wei, a professor of molecular biology, medicine and bioethics.
- This has led to productive dialogue between (for example) medical sociology, bioethics, and the medical humanities.
- Elliott intertwines his discussion of enhancement technologies with an examination of important issues in bioethics and philosophy.
- The ends of human life: bioethics in a liberal polity.
- The recent discipline of bioethics has grown up largely outside medicine and has developed principles of its own.
- Even more troubling, though, is the indifference the council has shown to what neuroscience tells us about bioethics itself.
- A narrow clinical bioethics cannot address these larger social issues.
- However, the very name of the council suggests that it is supposed to have an expansive agenda encompassing issues in bioethics.
- Later programs will deal with population and social change, with medical research and bioethics, with art and culture, and with our history.
- Members of this group have expertise in clinical medicine, research, journalism, bioethics, law, or medical editing.
- In France, the 1994 bioethics law requires physicians to inform relatives before performing an autopsy.
- Most respondents regarded the bioethics law as a cause of the recent decrease of autopsy rate.
- What issues belong at the top of the agenda in bioethics?
- In their eyes, the destiny of bioethicists is to sit on bioethics committees and set public policy.
- Understanding and utilizing the principles of bioethics will enable nurses to do just that.
- Later programs will be involved with medicine and bioethics, with art and culture, and with our history.
- So far you've heard from Boyer Lecturers in the areas of the law, of philosophy, of population and social change, and of medicine and bioethics.

Derivatives

bioethical

adjective

Clearly, we are moving into an era of increasingly complicated bioethical issues.
Example sentencesExamples
- Although this study did not focus on perioperative bioethical dilemmas, the results provide a framework to analyze issues perioperative nurses face.
- Similarly, bioethical issues needed more analysis as they are emerging as major conflicts in research particularly in pharmaceutical and genetic research.
- According to presidential executive order 13237, ‘the Council shall advise the President on bioethical issues that may emerge as a consequence of advances in biomedical science and technology.’
- As health care changes come into play in our society, bioethical needs, decisions, and guidelines will change to meet the new requirements of the societal ambience.

bioethicist

noun bʌɪəʊˈɛθɪsɪst

In their eyes, the destiny of bioethicists is to sit on bioethics committees and set public policy.
Example sentencesExamples
- His book was a wake-up call, designed to democratise the debate about biotechnology and return it to ethicists, rather than bioethicists, to lay people, rather than the expert community.
- Stanford bioethicists want stronger protections for women donating eggs for stem cell research.
- They also require that trainee healthcare professionals and clinical faculty are aware of individuals they could approach with ethical concerns and have the right to consult with a bioethicist or consultant in clinical ethics.
- Subsequent media coverage of such issues as xenografting and human cloning made bioethics and bioethicists familiar to many Americans.

Definition of bioethics in US English:

bioethics

plural nounˌbīōˈeTHiksˌbaɪoʊˈɛθɪks

treated as singular The ethics of medical and biological research.
生物伦理学
Example sentencesExamples
- The recent discipline of bioethics has grown up largely outside medicine and has developed principles of its own.
- Even in bioethics, the trend is toward procedure rather than substance.
- So far you've heard from Boyer Lecturers in the areas of the law, of philosophy, of population and social change, and of medicine and bioethics.
- Members of this group have expertise in clinical medicine, research, journalism, bioethics, law, or medical editing.
- In France, the 1994 bioethics law requires physicians to inform relatives before performing an autopsy.
- Even more troubling, though, is the indifference the council has shown to what neuroscience tells us about bioethics itself.
- In their eyes, the destiny of bioethicists is to sit on bioethics committees and set public policy.
- The ends of human life: bioethics in a liberal polity.
- What issues belong at the top of the agenda in bioethics?
- Later programs will be involved with medicine and bioethics, with art and culture, and with our history.
- A narrow clinical bioethics cannot address these larger social issues.
- Most respondents regarded the bioethics law as a cause of the recent decrease of autopsy rate.
- Later programs will deal with population and social change, with medical research and bioethics, with art and culture, and with our history.
- Understanding and utilizing the principles of bioethics will enable nurses to do just that.
- Elliott intertwines his discussion of enhancement technologies with an examination of important issues in bioethics and philosophy.
- However, the very name of the council suggests that it is supposed to have an expansive agenda encompassing issues in bioethics.
- Among the warnings voiced at the conference was one by Xu Zhi-Wei, a professor of molecular biology, medicine and bioethics.
- This has led to productive dialogue between (for example) medical sociology, bioethics, and the medical humanities.
- So, for anyone out there sceptical about the relevance of bioethics, these two books demonstrate the wide scope of ethical considerations in medicine.
- The articles are a smattering of bioethics and bioengineering, astronomy, epidemiology, and environmental issues.

词汇	bioethics
释义	Definition of bioethics in English: bioethics plural noun bʌɪəʊˈɛθɪksˌbaɪoʊˈɛθɪks treated as singular The ethics of medical and biological research. 生物伦理学 Example sentencesExamples So, for anyone out there sceptical about the relevance of bioethics, these two books demonstrate the wide scope of ethical considerations in medicine. Even in bioethics, the trend is toward procedure rather than substance. The articles are a smattering of bioethics and bioengineering, astronomy, epidemiology, and environmental issues. Among the warnings voiced at the conference was one by Xu Zhi-Wei, a professor of molecular biology, medicine and bioethics. This has led to productive dialogue between (for example) medical sociology, bioethics, and the medical humanities. Elliott intertwines his discussion of enhancement technologies with an examination of important issues in bioethics and philosophy. The ends of human life: bioethics in a liberal polity. The recent discipline of bioethics has grown up largely outside medicine and has developed principles of its own. Even more troubling, though, is the indifference the council has shown to what neuroscience tells us about bioethics itself. A narrow clinical bioethics cannot address these larger social issues. However, the very name of the council suggests that it is supposed to have an expansive agenda encompassing issues in bioethics. Later programs will deal with population and social change, with medical research and bioethics, with art and culture, and with our history. Members of this group have expertise in clinical medicine, research, journalism, bioethics, law, or medical editing. In France, the 1994 bioethics law requires physicians to inform relatives before performing an autopsy. Most respondents regarded the bioethics law as a cause of the recent decrease of autopsy rate. What issues belong at the top of the agenda in bioethics? In their eyes, the destiny of bioethicists is to sit on bioethics committees and set public policy. Understanding and utilizing the principles of bioethics will enable nurses to do just that. Later programs will be involved with medicine and bioethics, with art and culture, and with our history. So far you've heard from Boyer Lecturers in the areas of the law, of philosophy, of population and social change, and of medicine and bioethics. Derivatives bioethical adjective Clearly, we are moving into an era of increasingly complicated bioethical issues. Example sentencesExamples Although this study did not focus on perioperative bioethical dilemmas, the results provide a framework to analyze issues perioperative nurses face. Similarly, bioethical issues needed more analysis as they are emerging as major conflicts in research particularly in pharmaceutical and genetic research. According to presidential executive order 13237, ‘the Council shall advise the President on bioethical issues that may emerge as a consequence of advances in biomedical science and technology.’ As health care changes come into play in our society, bioethical needs, decisions, and guidelines will change to meet the new requirements of the societal ambience. bioethicist noun bʌɪəʊˈɛθɪsɪst In their eyes, the destiny of bioethicists is to sit on bioethics committees and set public policy. Example sentencesExamples His book was a wake-up call, designed to democratise the debate about biotechnology and return it to ethicists, rather than bioethicists, to lay people, rather than the expert community. Stanford bioethicists want stronger protections for women donating eggs for stem cell research. They also require that trainee healthcare professionals and clinical faculty are aware of individuals they could approach with ethical concerns and have the right to consult with a bioethicist or consultant in clinical ethics. Subsequent media coverage of such issues as xenografting and human cloning made bioethics and bioethicists familiar to many Americans. Definition of bioethics in US English: bioethics plural nounˌbīōˈeTHiksˌbaɪoʊˈɛθɪks treated as singular The ethics of medical and biological research. 生物伦理学 Example sentencesExamples The recent discipline of bioethics has grown up largely outside medicine and has developed principles of its own. Even in bioethics, the trend is toward procedure rather than substance. So far you've heard from Boyer Lecturers in the areas of the law, of philosophy, of population and social change, and of medicine and bioethics. Members of this group have expertise in clinical medicine, research, journalism, bioethics, law, or medical editing. In France, the 1994 bioethics law requires physicians to inform relatives before performing an autopsy. Even more troubling, though, is the indifference the council has shown to what neuroscience tells us about bioethics itself. In their eyes, the destiny of bioethicists is to sit on bioethics committees and set public policy. The ends of human life: bioethics in a liberal polity. What issues belong at the top of the agenda in bioethics? Later programs will be involved with medicine and bioethics, with art and culture, and with our history. A narrow clinical bioethics cannot address these larger social issues. Most respondents regarded the bioethics law as a cause of the recent decrease of autopsy rate. Later programs will deal with population and social change, with medical research and bioethics, with art and culture, and with our history. Understanding and utilizing the principles of bioethics will enable nurses to do just that. Elliott intertwines his discussion of enhancement technologies with an examination of important issues in bioethics and philosophy. However, the very name of the council suggests that it is supposed to have an expansive agenda encompassing issues in bioethics. Among the warnings voiced at the conference was one by Xu Zhi-Wei, a professor of molecular biology, medicine and bioethics. This has led to productive dialogue between (for example) medical sociology, bioethics, and the medical humanities. So, for anyone out there sceptical about the relevance of bioethics, these two books demonstrate the wide scope of ethical considerations in medicine. The articles are a smattering of bioethics and bioengineering, astronomy, epidemiology, and environmental issues.
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