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本帖最后由 guiyujuan 于 2011-3-3 12:53 编辑
3.1 ARGUMENT 188
A new report suggests that men and women experience pain very differently from one another, and that doctors should consider these differences when prescribing pain medications. When researchers administered the same dosage of kappa opioids — a painkiller — to 28 men and 20 women who were having their wisdom teeth extracted, the women reported feeling much less pain than the men, and the easing of pain lasted considerably longer in women. This research suggests that kappa opioids should be prescribed for women whenever pain medication is required, whereas men should be given other kinds of pain medication. In addition, researchers should reevaluate the effects of all medications on men versus women.
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In this analysis, the arguer advocates that the kappa opioids should be only prescribed to women and the different effects of all medicines between men and women need a reevaluation. To substantiate the conclusion, the arguer cites the result from a survey that effects of kappa opioids on 20 women was better than 28 men. In addition, the time of pain easing lasted respectively longer to women. However, these alone neither constitute a reasonable argument nor provide convincing support to the conclusion. In my point of view, the argument suffers from three flows.
The biggest problem with this argument is that the research to kappa opioids does not be based on a mass of samples. What's vital for any scientific researches is that a convincing conclusion must be made after carefully detection. Only a few samples can lead to a vague and oversimplified conclusion. For instance, a poll over whether the universities should provide a limiting number of seats to students to improve education quality is hot in social discussion. If there are one thousand people take part in the poll, but only one percent of them give their feedback, is the result from the poll reasonable? No matter what conclusion comes to the one percent, it is meaningless, for a small amount of opinions do not own representativeness.
In addition to looking at the small amount of samples in the survey, the conclusion about men should be given to another kind of pain killer is groundless. The doctor provided the same dosage of kappa opionds to all the patients and reported that the easing effect was better to women. However, this is not the main reason for that the men should be provided with totally another pain killer. Unless the arguer provides other evidence as to the kappa opiond is really useless in huge numbers of men, the view is unfounded.
Before I come to my conclusion, it is necessary to point out another flaw that undermines the argument. Should the researchers reevaluate the effects of all medicines on men versus women because kappa opioids shows a probable effect difference? Nowadays the housing prices in Hainan Island has grown largely from one thousand to about twenty thousand per square meter in RMB. The government had to study this abnormal phenomenon and came up with relevant polices to control housing prices. Can we say that the rapid growth in every place in the world all should be studied and controlled? The growth of the economy or the float of shares in real estate industry can also cause the rapid growth in housing prices. It is equally unreasonable to research the different effects of all drugs between men and women.
In summary, this argument is not persuasive as the reasons it stands. To make it more convincing, the arguer would have to provide more evidence that the kappa opioids has already been tested in a large amount of patients and the easing effect was sure better to women. If the argument contains the given factors discussed above, it could have been more reasonable and adequate.
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1. by夏诺多 Argument 188~~
In this analysis, the arguer advocates that the kappa opioids should be only prescribed to women and the different effects of all medicines between men and women need a reevaluation. To substantiate the conclusion, the arguer cites the result from a survey that effects of kappa opioids on 20 women was better than 28 men. In addition, the time of pain easing lasted respectively longer to women. However, these alone neither constitute a reasonable argument nor provide convincing support to the conclusion. In my point of view, the argument suffers from three flows.(开头很漂亮,学习了)
The biggest problem with this argument is that the research to kappa opioids does not be based(isn't based on) on a mass of samples. What's vital(感觉怪怪的。。) for any scientific researches is that a convincing conclusion must be made after carefullycareful或者prudent detection. Only a few samples can lead(建议only后移,too few samples can only lead to) to a vague and oversimplified conclusion. For instance, a poll over whether the universities should provide a limitinglimited number of seats to students to improve education quality is hot用debated比较好 in social discussion. If there are one thousand people taketaking part in the poll, but only one percent of them give their feedback, is the result from the poll reasonable(does the poll still remain reasonable?) ? No matter what conclusion comes to the one percent, it is meaningless, for a small amount of opinions do not own representativeness.这个表述很不错
In addition, looking at the small amount of samples in the survey, the conclusion about men should be given to another kind of pain killer is groundless. The doctor provided the same dosage of kappa opionds to all the patients and reported that the easing effect was better to women. However, this is not the main reason for that the men should be provided with totally another pain killer. Unless the arguer provides other evidence as to the kappa opiond is really useless in huge numbers of men(the majority of men), the view is unfounded.
Before I come to my conclusion, it is necessary to point out another flaw that undermines the argument. Should the researchers reevaluate the effects of all medicines on men versus women because kappa opioids shows a probable effect difference? Nowadays the housing prices in Hainan Island has grown largely from one thousand to about twenty thousand per square meter in RMB. The government had to study this abnormal phenomenon and came up with relevant polices to control housing prices. Can we say that the rapid growth in every place in the world all should be studied and controlled? 这个例子很贴切The growth of the economy or the float of shares in real estate industry can also cause the rapid growth in housing prices. It is equally unreasonable to research the different effects of all drugs between men and women.
In summary, this argument is not persuasive as the reasons it stands. To make it more convincing, the arguer would have to provide more evidence that the kappa opioids has already been tested in a large amount of patients and the easing effect was suresurly better to women. If the argument contains the given factors discussed above, it could have been more reasonable and adequate.写得很有条理,先概述题目并提出反对,然后从样本容量小,男女适用性和不用检查所有药物三方面进行论述,例子也很贴切
看得出楼主模板功底很扎实,估计已经形成了自己的风格了
这片应该能拿高分~
学习鸟~~~
2.by Adolph.hu.85
In this analysis, the arguer advocates that the kappa opioids should be only prescribed to women and the different effects of all medicines between men and women need a reevaluation. To substantiate the conclusion, the arguer cites the result from a survey that effects of kappa opioids on 20 women was (were) better than 28 men. In addition, the time of pain easing lasted respectively longer to women. However, these alone neither constitute a reasonable argument nor provide convincing support to the conclusion. In my point of view, (建议拿掉) the argument suffers from three flaws.
The biggest problem with this argument is that the research to kappa opioids does not be based on a mass of samples. What's vital for any scientific researches is that a convincing conclusion must be made after carefully detection. Only a few samples can lead to a vague and oversimplified conclusion. For instance, a poll over whether (if) the universities should provide a limiting number of seats to students to improve education quality is hot in social discussion. If there are one thousand people take part in the poll, but only one percent of them give their feedback, is the result from the poll reasonable? No matter what conclusion comes to the one percent, it is meaningless, for a small amount of opinions do not own representativeness.
In addition to looking at the small amount of samples in the survey, the conclusion about men should be given to (去掉) another kind of pain killer is groundless. The doctor provided the same dosage of kappa opionds to all the patients and reported that the easing effect was better to women. However, this is not the main reason for that the men should be provided with totally another pain killer. Unless the arguer provides other evidence as to the kappa opiond is really useless in huge numbers of men, the view is unfounded.
Before I come to my conclusion, it is necessary to point out another flaw that undermines the argument. Should the researchers reevaluate the effects of all medicines on men versus women because kappa opioids shows a probable effect difference? Nowadays the housing prices in Hainan Island have grown largely from one thousand to about twenty thousand per square meter in RMB. The government had to study this abnormal phenomenon and came up with relevant polices to control housing prices. Can we say that the rapid growth in every place in the world all should be studied and controlled? The growth of the economy or the float of shares in real estate industry can also cause the rapid growth in housing prices. It is equally unreasonable to research the different effects of all drugs between men and women.
In summary, this argument is not persuasive as the reasons it stands. To make it more convincing, the arguer would have to provide more evidences that the kappa opioids has already been tested in a large amount of patients and the easing effect was sure better to women. If the argument contained
(虚拟应该更好点) the given factors discussed above, it could have been more reasonable and adequate.
楼主这篇真是美文,我的任何夸赞都显得多余。如果能更仔细点不出小错误的话,几乎可以当范文。尤其是切入点找的非常准!可以说说最近在看那些argu资料吗,偶也学习学习^_^
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