医学研究生英语词汇测试复习幻灯片.pptxVIP

… was morally justifiable in light of the potential health benefits associated with those experiments. (Para. 1) Detailed study of the text Meaning: …was acceptable with respect to moral principles, if the fact is considered that those animal experiments could help solve a lot of health problems in human beings. justifiable: acceptable or correct because there is a good reason Example: If?a?goal?is?worthy,?then?any?means?taken to attain?it is?justifiable. … was morally justifiable in light of the potential health benefits associated with those experiments. (Para. 1) Detailed study of the text in light of: considering; according to Example: Im sure that you can sell more this year in light of the good market conditions. … were voiced regarding the use of animals in biomedical studies. (Para. 3) Detailed study of the text Meaning: …were expressed as for the use of animals in biomedical research. voice (vt.): express Example: He was chosen to voice their grievance. … there was clear moral consensus that the practice of animal vivisection was not unethical. (Para. 3) Detailed study of the text consensus : agreement in the judgment or opinion reached by a group as a whole Example: The consensus among the worlds scientists is that the world is likely to warm up over the next few decades. … there was clear moral consensus that the practice of animal vivisection was not unethical. (Para. 3) Detailed study of the text unethical : not adhering to ethical or moral principles Example: Its simply unethical to promote and advertise such a dangerous product. …, fueled anti-vivisection sentiments. (Para. 4) Detailed study of the text Meaning: …helped to encourage people to express their opinions against operating on living animals. fuel (vt. ): stimulate; help or encourage to form Example: Higher salaries helped to fuel inflation. Only human beings were endowed with special capacities, … (Para. 5) Detailed study of