eugenically

And these were the people to whom England looked for a eugenically begotten race!

An increase of this tendency would be eugenically desirable.

Will not the elimination of the eugenically unworthy rid the world of its heartaches and sorrows?

As Schiller points out, any measures to be eugenically effective must apply to the young.

But eugenically this social hysteresis, this delay in recompensing merit, has a fatal effect.

"Eugenically Speaking" could certainly bear no further extension, unless its mood were deepened into seriousness.

One of the most significant of these—significant both socially and eugenically—is summarized here in Fig. 22.

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

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