ライフサイエンスコーパス: honest

1 ittle conflict, natural selection favors the honest.

2 articularly in individuals who are generally honest.

3 to be energetically costly, which keeps them honest.

4 ts to cheat, whereas it helps cheaters to be honest.

5 We found that offspring are less honest about their level of need when (i) they face comp

6 We investigated the potential for honest acoustic cues in the bellows of adult American al

7 mal sexual signalling behaviour is generally honest and ability-based.

8 ucted nine studies in which people evaluated honest and deceptive handwritten statements, video trans

9 ests that prefrontal regions are critical to honest and dishonest behavior, but causal evidence speci

10 ifferent perspectives of what it means to be honest and how to pursue truthfulness.

11 oduce secure and trustworthy data, and whose honest and non-malicious nature can be easily establishe

12 ative and palliative care options, providing honest and timely prognostic information, making clear r

13 Pursuit of honest and truthful decision-making is crucial for gover

14 outcomes of continence and potency requires honest and, as best possible, objective analysis.

15 We observe the competition between "honest" and "hypocritical" strategies.

16 ofessionals to be empathetic, compassionate, honest, and caring.

17 biguously established if warning signals are honest, and have rarely considered predator vision or co

18 However, the most honest answer is, "We don't really know.

19 s." The aim of the conference was to take an honest appraisal about the state of cancer research toda

20 We propose an "honest" approach to estimation, whereby one sample is us

21 As a result, participants were more honest around known strangers.

22 es for future samples but also to provide an honest assessment of the uncertainties associated with s

23 ese challenges and deliver more accurate and honest assessments to policy-makers.

24 to increase their earnings, thereby pitting honest behavior against personal financial gain.

25 cross 5 continents, we measured the level of honest behavior and elicited injunctive norms of honesty

26 ut the neurobiological mechanisms supporting honest behavior.

27 results point to a causal role for DLPFC in honest behavior.

28 An honest broker system was used to extract clinical, hemod

29 nded in the IOM report: use of a centralized honest broker.

30 This framework transforms an honest but curious cloud server into a secure storage an

31 thesis proposes that animal signals are kept honest by appropriate signal costs.

32 the Stroop task can be used to estimate (dis)honest choices in an independent cheating task, providin

33 The HONEST (coHOrte fraNcaise des dEfibrillateurs Sous cuTan

34 Compassionate and honest communication about prognosis and likelihood of b

35 ions between treehoppers and ants shows that honest communication coordinates anti-predator behaviour

36 the epidemiologist workforce; effective and honest communication of uncertainty; trust and collabora

37 cost to signal inaccuracy that may maintain honest communication over evolutionary time.

38 In a xeric environment, this level of honest communication should be adaptive when plant repro

39 t, but overlooked factor in the evolution of honest communication.

40 ies that capture the dynamic tension between honest cooperation versus dominance and defection, namel

41 tments between agents and the conditions for honest cooperation.

42 Here, we demonstrate that, in this game, honest cost-free signals are possible as well, under ver

43 Recent signalling models have shown that honest, cost-free communication between relatives can be

44 handicap principle, in which the trait is an honest costly signal of male quality(2,6,8,11).

45 ts on the vocal tract's size render formants honest cues to size in many bird and mammal species, but

46 rs have argued that facial traits evolved as honest cues to women's current fertility (possibly via c

47 entified using a combination of generic and 'honest' cues, revealing an unexpected logic underlying p

48 control is crucially involved in making (dis)honest decisions.

49 ple want their parents to engage in open and honest discussions about the genetic condition.

50 Due to an honest error in the interpretation of a key lab test by

51 ors voluntarily informed the Journal of this honest error upon its discovery.

52 anticipates that bias will be eliminated by honest estimation and also accounts for the effect of ma

53 Honest estimation requires estimating the model with a s

54 study, we show that for our preferred method honest estimation results in nominal coverage for 90% co

55 fit in treatment effects and to account for honest estimation.

56 d by segments of the public as authentic and honest even if their statements are unsupported by evide

57 Science is defined in part by an honest exposition of the uncertainties that arise in mea

58 We continued to learn and grow through honest feedback and evaluation of the program, trainers,

59 The stability conditions for honest handicap signalling are presented for a single ch

60 ssion in male-male contests and show that an honest indicator of aggression can generate selection on

61 aits, suggesting that behaviour serves as an honest indicator of genetic quality.

62 on on recent exercise status, and acts as an honest indicator of past exercise investment in songbird

63 The female's sexual swelling is an honest indicator of that cycle's probability of concepti

64 By the resulting 'proxy treadmill', new honest indicators arise while old degraded indicators li

65 space explains how single songs function as honest indicators of fitness.

66 e that something is seriously wrong and want honest information.

67 he degree to which signals convey accurate ("honest") information about the signaler.

68 Proof of honest intent is typically provided through signature at

69 It was an honest mistake, not fraud or scientific misconduct.

70 iewers, and editors of Blood for making this honest mistake.

71 tion of drug delivery technology requires an honest, open dialog without any preconceived ideas of th

72 t that cognitive control is not needed to be honest or dishonest per se but that it depends on an ind

73 But are these figures clear and honest or misleading?

74 dence that cognitive control can indeed help honest participants to cheat, whereas it facilitates hon

75 t study found that cognitive control enables honest participants to cheat, whereas it helps cheaters

76 o be honest, whereas it enabled cheating for honest participants.

77 party can detect a cheating opponent, and an honest party is never sanctioned.

78 n other cases, the fact that speech contains honest (physiological) information, and tends to be used

79 As soon as honest proto-stories became possible, so did dishonest o

80 sses, such as calciphylaxis, requires clear, honest provider-patient communication, sufficient provid

81 resuscitation scheme, a logical start is an honest reappraisal of the importance and priorities of e

82 is urgent public health challenge demands an honest reckoning with the functional-neuroanatomical com

83 North Star is a luminous, gut-honest reflection by a pediatric oncologist that reminds

84 Honest reporting is essential for society to function we

85 quired by businesses and governments rely on honest reporting.

86 r, we observed no effect of signing first on honest reporting.

87 ded evidence for a simple way of encouraging honest reporting: asking people to sign a veracity state

88 rticipants felt that the ACASI elicited more honest responses than did interviewer-administered quest

89 about the number of online friends and lower honest self-disclosure.

90 n patients are well-known to staff, and when honest self-reporting is encouraged.

91 /yellow) colours widely assumed to represent honest sexual signals.

92 e conclude that the gorilla chest beat is an honest signal of competitive ability.

93 ecludes conscious control, thus providing an honest signal of connection.

94 ng possibility that red coloration may be an honest signal of detoxification ability.

95 in many species, red coloration serves as an honest signal of individual quality in mate choice.

96 or structural coloration and may serve as an honest signal of nutritional content.

97 ynamically costly long central plumes, as an honest signal of quality, likely evolved in enantiornith

98 ooperation evolves because it constitutes an honest signal of the member's quality as a mate, coaliti

99 thors to show how signal cost can facilitate honest signaling among relatives.

100 the contrary, signal cost is unnecessary for honest signaling even when interests conflict.

101 that repeated breaching events may serve as honest signaling of body condition.

102 uckoldry (1.3% versus 2.9%) by enforcing the honest signaling of menstruation, but that all three rel

103 We show that honest signaling of underlying quality by providing a pu

104 As predicted by honest signaling theory, we show that in the burrower bu

105 escalated scramble competition or to enforce honest signaling.

106 show that, for a two-channel system in which honest signalling is possible on both channels, the chan

107 mals strongly suggests that the principle of honest signalling via vocal tract resonances may be a br

108 Although it originally set out to exemplify honest signalling, we show that the game provides no inc

109 s formulated to demonstrate the emergence of honest signalling.

110 e, in accordance with a theoretical model of honest signalling.

111 eption that stabilises honesty, and that the honest signals exhibited at equilibrium need not be extr

112 The description of formants as honest signals in a non-avian reptile combined with prev

113 tenoid-colored plumages have been considered honest signals of condition; however, sex differences in

114 the act of guarding another female's eggs as honest signals of paternal intent and quality.

115 In this paper, we demonstrate that "hidden honest signals" in the language and the use of "small wo

116 or of toxicity, showing that the colours are honest signals.

117 e test performance by exaggerating formerly 'honest' signals of quality.

118 uals with a liver transplant using the Tukey honest significant difference (HSD) test for multiple co

119 Analysis of variance and Tukey honest significant difference post hoc tests were used t

120 alyses of variance with Bonferroni and Tukey honest significant difference post hoc tests.

121 variance followed by post hoc pairwise Tukey honest significant difference tests were used to analyze

122 t, analysis of variance, Wilcoxon, and Tukey Honest Significant Difference tests.

123 nd intuitive conditions for the evolution of honest strategies.

124 ficult to study if some politicians are more honest than others.

125 equire high and differential costs to remain honest (that is, prevent low-quality cheaters from explo

126 t and extinct populations must begin with an honest theoretical separation of biological and behaviou

127 to higher standards in terms of how kind and honest they are expected to be.

128 t, whereas it allows those who are generally honest to cheat.

129 ildren to help can cause them to become more honest (total N = 328 across five studies; 168 boys; mea

130 Decision aids and honest, unbiased sources to inform patients of their pro

131 When facing opposing moral sentiments-to be honest vs. to join forces in collaboration-people often

132 However, humans do not always act in an honest way.

133 control enables dishonest participants to be honest, whereas it allows those who are generally honest

134 l gyrus) helped dishonest participants to be honest, whereas it enabled cheating for honest participa