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1 ant - in particular, philosophy and cultural anthropology.
2 ave been of wide interest in archaeology and anthropology.
3 est rate of homicide of any society known to anthropology.
4  of an ethics of body commodification within anthropology.
5 inequality present a long-standing puzzle in anthropology.
6 s, including medicine, forensic science, and anthropology.
7 man mobility remains critically important in anthropology.
8 s is a contentious but necessary practice in anthropology.
9 dies and demonstrates the value of "cellular anthropology," a strategy of using in-vitro-derived embr
10 perspective, with psychology, sociology, and anthropology all likely to make significant contribution
11 s study contributes to the ongoing debate in anthropology and archaeology(11), not only suggesting th
12                A major challenge in forensic anthropology and bioarcheology is the development of fas
13 for disciplines from evolutionary biology to anthropology and conservation policies, are increasingly
14       Despite their venerable status in both anthropology and economic history, these questions have
15                                       Social anthropology and ethnographic studies have described kin
16     This rapprochement between psychological anthropology and evolutionary psychology contributes bot
17 ithout previous expert knowledge of forensic anthropology and human anatomy.
18 te the fields of human microbial ecology and anthropology and outline some of the potential goals and
19 h of their history, the relationship between anthropology and psychology has been well captured by Ro
20 egrate the methodological insights from both anthropology and psychology.
21 , first, the significance of the body within anthropology and, second, what defines a body "part." Af
22 e summarize empirical work across dentistry, anthropology, and archaeology on human tooth development
23                   Drawing from neuroscience, anthropology, and brain-imaging research, we propose the
24  evolutionary biology, ecology, archaeology, anthropology, and conservation biology, is essential for
25  science, linguistics, animal cognition, and anthropology, and demonstrate how a revised understandin
26               Research in community ecology, anthropology, and ethnoprimatology has identified mixed-
27 utions to evolutionary biology, evolutionary anthropology, and human genetics.
28 pplied health research with roots in medical anthropology, and in the field of health and human right
29                New developments in genetics, anthropology, and neurobiology predict that a very large
30 game theory, human neuroscience, psychology, anthropology, and political science, that collectively e
31 re from the fields of geography, psychology, anthropology, and psychiatry was reviewed to develop a "
32  concept of harm across philosophy, cultural anthropology, and psychology, then discusses how differe
33 ons in geology, molecular biology, genetics, anthropology, and sociotechnology.
34  are increasingly being used in linguistics, anthropology, archaeology, and textual criticism.
35 , such as evolutionary biology, mathematics, anthropology, archaeology, economics, and philosophy.
36 nvolves working across disciplines - such as anthropology, archaeology, linguistics and genetics - th
37 ross-disciplinary evidence from archaeology, anthropology, biology, musicology, psychology, and neuro
38                Individuals with expertise in anthropology, blood banking, bone marrow transplantation
39 ented in linguistics, cognitive science, and anthropology, but these studies only involved small subs
40                                              Anthropology can serve as an ally in accomplishing the g
41 ly for the population genetics and molecular anthropology communities.
42                        A continued debate in anthropology concerns the evolutionary origin of 'anatom
43 e social sciences, from political science to anthropology, economics, and sociology.
44 timation of age is essential in evolutionary anthropology, especially to infer population age structu
45  knowledge in the neurosciences, philosophy, anthropology, ethics and theology.
46                                Theories from anthropology, evolutionary psychology, and sociology hav
47 ype frequencies are used in transplantation, anthropology, forensic medicine, and studies of the asso
48 eology, crop and livestock studies, physical anthropology, genetics, and linguistics.
49                                      Medical anthropology has not only helped us to understand the so
50 tions of 'egalitarianism', especially beyond anthropology, have often emphasised equality in resource
51                                     Forensic anthropology includes, amongst other applications, the p
52                  A major research problem in anthropology is the origin of the state and its bureaucr
53 ponding to usage in archaeology history, and anthropology, Moffett's paper seems more philosophy of s
54                                 Drawing from anthropology, nutrition, and neuroscience, we highlight
55 een suggested based on physical and cultural anthropology, oral tradition, linguistics and later also
56 rsing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL), Anthropology Plus, and the International Bibliography of
57  psychology, social psychology, evolutionary anthropology, political science, cultural history, and p
58 uman skulls plays a crucial role in forensic anthropology, providing critical insights into the deter
59 ably wedded to work in evolutionary biology, anthropology, psychology, and neuroscience.
60   Theories synthesize data from archaeology, anthropology, psychology, neuroscience, and genetics, an
61                                    Oncologic anthropology represents a transdisciplinary field of res
62 onors before their placement at the Forensic Anthropology Research Facility owned by the Forensic Ant
63 rding to the Arizona State University dental anthropology scoring system (ASUDAS), and the correlatio
64                                These include anthropology; social psychology; genetics; biology; math
65 ood neighbors." The congenial fence was that anthropology studied what people think and psychology st
66 bility, immunogenetics, pharmacogenetics and anthropology studies, among many others.
67 recognition in both evolutionary biology and anthropology that dispersal is key to establishing patte
68 avioral sciences-ranging from linguistics to anthropology to economics-have exposed the social signif
69 s review synthesizes advances in fields from anthropology to evolutionary biology and neuroscience to
70  drawn from climate science and evolutionary anthropology to show how complex systems modeling that f
71       Building on syndemic theory in medical anthropology, we propose the term 'synzootics' to descri
72 rivari is mutually beneficial for both ethno-anthropology (which may thus access inner causes for dis
73 retical approaches to commodification within anthropology, with Mauss and Marx figuring prominently.