What is "eugenically"

Usage examples of "eugenically".

To the extent that they are enforced, the probability that persons afflicted with venereal disease are on the average eugenically inferior to the unaffected gives these laws some eugenic effect.

Galton again read a paper before the Society, suggesting the award of certificates of quality to the eugenically fit.

Still, if there are cases where it is eugenically injurious, there are also cases where its results are eugenically highly beneficial, as in families with no serious defects and with outstanding ability.

United States is not great, their value eugenically is wholly disproportionate to their numbers.

Within reasonable limits, it is justifiable to treat the economically superior sections of the nation as the eugenically superior.

Negro must be judged eugenically mainly by his showing in these higher functions.

United States, such are eugenically a detriment to the future progress of the race.

It is essential if America is to be strong eugenically that it slow down the flood of immigrants who are not easily assimilable.

Yet David Starr Jordan and Harvey Ernest Jordan, who investigated the case with care, found that this was hardly true and that, due to the peculiar circumstances, the deserters were probably not as a class eugenically inferior to the volunteers.

A general high average of ability in an ancestry is much more important, eugenically, than the appearance of one or two distinguished individuals.

The scheme would work, eugenically, in proportion as it is discriminatory and graded.

Eugenically the match would be ideal: the offspring of such a union would be more perfect Geeks and the Geeks would be masters of the Earth.

Even so, they sent only a robot out to meet him, bearing as he did a hundied varieties of disease germs from the sweltering City to which he himself was resistant but to which the eugenically hothoused Spacers were not.