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单词 biomedicine
释义
biomedicine
noun[U]
medicalresearchortreatmentthatrelatesto theprinciplesofbiologyorbiochemistry:
Geneeditinghasenormouspotentialacrossbiologicalscience, from biomedicine tofoodsecurity.
She is anassistantprofessorof biomedicine.
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  • Shetalkedabout therapidpaceofadvancesin biomedicine.
  • Theapplicantshould have adoctoraldegreeincellbiology,medicine, biomedicine, or asimilartopic.
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(Definition ofbiomedicinefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

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That's a brief sketch of the perspectives ofbiomedicineand animal advocates on the issue of animal research.
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There are not many international consensuses in the governance ofbiomedicine.
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Microrobots are already being designed for applications inbiomedicine.
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There is equal concern of quality inbiomedicine.
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This is particularly true of the early chapters, in which the text about the nature ofbiomedicineis both incoherent and repetitive.
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Chapter 6 provides a devastating assessment of the role ofbiomedicinein the social construction of old age.
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Clearly, animal advocates will have many disagreements withbiomedicineover when it is appropriate to conduct animal research.
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Finally,biomedicinemay enjoy stronger public support if it responds to growing social concern about animal welfare with a very serious investment in nonanimal methods.
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Once this negotiation and reconnection have been mastered, there is further mediation asbiomedicinereaches its limits and the move into palliative care is made.
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The movement toward international debate regarding ethics andbiomedicinemust continue, even though consensus on issues may not always be feasible.
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Nevertheless, as we are reminded in this book, contemporary understandings of later life continue to be informed bybiomedicineand welfare problematisations.
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The first four chapters probe the consequences of perhaps the more obvious institutions, such as missionaries, formal education,biomedicineand legislative bodies.
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Another area of application is inbiomedicine, with electroencephalography particularly mentioned.
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They all expressed incredulity and disdain towards the meta-narrative ofbiomedicine.
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Although most historians have looked atbiomedicineas a tool of empire and a means of social control, they have disagreed on its effectiveness.
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