ライフサイエンスコーパス: culturally

1 for the human capacity to transmit knowledge culturally.

2 slational trials identifying sustainable and culturally acceptable lifestyle programs for Asian subgr

3 py legitimate, positive clinical outcomes or culturally acceptable methods of attainment?

4 equires a multidisciplinary approach that is culturally acceptable to the refugee.

5 trast, self-selected diets can be considered culturally acceptable.

6 l-using species that may socially learn, and culturally accumulate, tool-related information.

7 The secondary production of culturally acidified streams is low, with a few species

8 positions for structuring vocal sequences in culturally acquired birdsong.

9 ary conditions, but without insisting on its culturally acquired tastes; (iii) sharing the effort thr

10 Valid psychometric instruments should be culturally adapted and refined with use.

11 rest was food insecurity, measured using the culturally adapted and validated Escala Brasiliera de Se

12 d of this study, we will have a portfolio of culturally adapted instruments for child development stu

13 bjective: To evaluate the effectiveness of a culturally adapted psychological intervention for common

14 International Diagnostic Interview (CIDI), a culturally adapted version of the CIDI, University of Mi

15 posite International Diagnostic Interview, a culturally adapted version of the University of Michigan

16 Culturally adapted, community-based programmes such as t

17 z score when prescribed in the context of a culturally adapted, comprehensive weight-reduction progr

18 ng physician understanding of how to provide culturally and clinically competent care for LGBT indivi

19 tion, inclusion and differential benefit and culturally and community-specific concerns.

20 and delivery of mental health programmes are culturally and contextually appropriate.

21 For example, the culturally and economically important group, Pacific sal

22 Our algorithm is a sound basis for culturally and educationally sensitive dementia diagnosi

23 We aimed to develop and test a culturally and educationally unbiased diagnostic instrum

24 ntation would facilitate establishing a more culturally and ethnically sensitive health care environm

25 ate well with archeological evidence for two culturally and geographically distinct groups of settler

26 es well with archaeological evidence for two culturally and geographically distinct Neolithic coloniz

27 self-interview on sexual behavior used in 3 culturally and linguistically distinct countries.

28 tory of northeastern Albania, is home to two culturally and linguistically distinct peoples: Gorani a

29 valid, especially if study participants are culturally and linguistically distinct.

30 and Northwestern Russia are home to over 40 culturally and linguistically diverse indigenous ethnic

31 These differences disappeared after culturally and linguistically sensitive interventions at

32 ry governance and collaboration in socially, culturally and politically complex conditions.

33 endorsed the possibility of a global, cross-culturally applicable classification system of allergic

34 common intervention strategies that would be culturally appropriate and acceptable to all sites.

35 access to asthma medical homes that deliver culturally appropriate and relevant care tailored to the

36 and policy makers to design and manage more culturally appropriate and socially sustainable water in

37 ruitment and assuring that interventions are culturally appropriate for diverse patients.

38 ic efforts to assure that interventions were culturally appropriate for minority participants.

39 Other interventions include targeted and culturally appropriate health-care programmes and servic

40 Targeted, tailored and culturally appropriate HIV prevention strategies incorpo

41 Culturally appropriate interventions are needed to ident

42 Clinical trials of culturally appropriate interventions that address multip

43 format, and language framing the study in a culturally appropriate manner.

44 need to be encouraged and helped-by various culturally appropriate methods--to maintain a high physi

45 Pathways, a culturally appropriate obesity prevention study for thir

46 Culturally appropriate prevention strategies should be d

47 We identified the culturally appropriate public and private social units w

48 w acculturation principles can help design a culturally appropriate T2D self-management intervention

49 serves as one model for the development of a culturally appropriate tool to assess knowledge, attitud

50 eded to determine which assessment tools are culturally appropriate, valid, and reliable for traffick

51 service development are developmentally and culturally appropriate.

52 her attempts were made to make interventions culturally appropriate.

53 es which are client centred and consequently culturally appropriate.

54 ultimately each leader established the most culturally-appropriate way to promote male circumcision.

55 Strategies are needed to address culturally based anxieties and disparities in living don

56 ians in working with interpreters, eliciting culturally based attitudes and beliefs, and implementing

57 er universal properties are historically and culturally based is a nonsequitur about language evoluti

58 Culturally based rituals may reflect privileged interact

59 even highly efficacious interventions may be culturally bounded in their effects.

60 to improve this situation and will require a culturally cognizant, pro-poor, pro-equity approach.

61 Polygyny is cross-culturally common and a topic of considerable academic a

62 le that the diversity in California leads to culturally competent care and such care has been reporte

63 n and treatment approaches are feasible, and culturally competent care can be developed, even in righ

64 A goal for the pediatrician is to provide culturally competent healthcare by using trained medical

65 res and the implementation and evaluation of culturally competent multidisciplinary rehabilitation pr

66 Our findings suggest a need for targeted and culturally competent prevention interventions.

67 eria, providing an accessible, flexible, and culturally competent technical workforce at the front li

68 Culturally competent treatment strategies as well as oth

69 hould be convenient, accessible, affordable, culturally competent, and if possible, located within cl

70 were addressed through targeted training for culturally competent, youth-friendly care, and intensive

71 Future studies should evaluate whether culturally concordant interventions focusing on such pat

72 acted with monoclonal antibody 15D8 and were culturally confirmed to be motile.

73 dolescent girls that are gender-tailored and culturally congruent can enhance HIV-preventive behavior

74 ise strategies to change their behavior in a culturally congruent manner.

75 ublic and to disclose whether these gaps are culturally consistent.

76 Humans live in culturally constructed niches filled with artifacts, ski

77 their decisions and actions are mediated by culturally constructed values, beliefs and priorities.

78 We propose a framework that aims to culturally contextualize behavioral, genetic, neural, an

79 l science, their own scientific research, or culturally controversial topics in science.

80 ren's core cognitive abilities are shaped by culturally dependent "software updates." The role of soc

81 Because visual numerals are culturally dependent symbols that are only learned throu

82 explanations include (1) self-selection, (2) culturally determined expression of symptoms, (3) diffic

83 ted disability are importantly influenced by culturally determined health beliefs and expectations.

84 stion of whether morality is biologically or culturally determined.

85 eneration in human music are biologically or culturally determined.

86 ity that the cultural differences arise from culturally different viewing patterns when confronted wi

87 peration among genetically unrelated or even culturally dissimilar individuals, information about the

88 n set of genes during two geographically and culturally distinct domestication processes.

89 facial expressions of emotion by relying on culturally distinct fixation strategies, resembling thos

90 rine sponges as hunting tools (spongers) are culturally distinct from other dolphins in the populatio

91 erse, it is becoming less linguistically and culturally diverse as well.

92 generational collaborations on behalf of the culturally diverse communities of which we are a part.

93 nterventions for arthritis are effective for culturally diverse patients.

94 facts about teaching in nonhuman animals and culturally diverse populations.

95 I suggest the economically and culturally diverse sample of dietary patterns that comes

96 patients with psychiatric disorders in this culturally diverse sample.

97 A total of 361 culturally diverse volunteers aged 60 years or older.

98 al reactivity and regulation [6], and to the culturally dominant modes of attention [7].

99 annibalism episodes support more socially or culturally driven narratives in the interpretation of Pa

100 hysician workforce is essential to providing culturally effective care.

101 ral selection: the teleological view - often culturally elaborated as a belief in karma or fate - tha

102 ent simulation is discussed as a way to link culturally embedded decision making to emergent properti

103 Cultural consonance is a measure of culturally encoded goals relevant to psychological, beha

104 s, bodies and scenes, as well as domains for culturally entrained categories, such as text or buildin

105 ity of the three parameter model to identify culturally eutrophic systems was then successfully teste

106 We show that languages transmitted culturally evolve in such a way as to maximize their own

107 emonstrates, provide informative examples of culturally evolved group-level traits, they are more acc

108 Forgiveness is a culturally evolved institution that can be exapted for u

109 cieties may thus reflect relatively recently culturally evolved norms rather than inherent features o

110 We explain how a package of culturally evolved religious beliefs and practices chara

111 man communicative symbols could have evolved culturally from iconic representations.

112 information collected from 1991 to 1996 in a culturally heterogeneous sample of 319 healthy men and w

113 stry (NFR) contains American films that are "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"

114 eories and research often assume nations are culturally homogeneous and stable.

115 d Crane (Grus japonensis) is one of the most culturally iconic and sought-after species by wildlife t

116 s economically, biologically, physically and culturally immense.

117 Here, we compile data from ~90 culturally impacted European lakes [~60% are eutrophic,

118 r acceptance, and economic appreciation of a culturally important food product.

119 fic Rim, and continue to be economically and culturally important; however, the origins of salmon exp

120 n humans has been alleviated by religion and culturally imposed monogamy, both of which also find par

121 ting a symbolic caregiver can be found cross-culturally in literature, art, and language.

122 ging behavior hypothesized to be transmitted culturally in the wild.

123 For evidence-based practice to embed culturally in the workplace, teaching of evidence-based

124 nct conceptual construals in accordance with culturally infused systems such as language and discours

125 "explicit" mind reading, like literacy, is a culturally inherited skill; it is passed from one genera

126 be affected partly by song, a trait that is culturally inherited through an imprinting-like process

127 and good governments are psychologically and culturally interchangeable.

128 dexical) animal-style signals might 'evolve' culturally into diverse, arbitrary signs.

129 Culturally learned, birth stress, and biologically speci

130 t the expression of distress by soldiers was culturally mediated and that patients with postcombat sy

131 allenging, especially when the requests seem culturally mediated.

132 dispersal event, which took genetically and culturally modern populations fairly rapidly across sout

133 A striking feature of this culturally modified landscape is that the geoglyph lines

134 on, continue to face the same pressures from culturally normative social duties as heterosexual men.

135 orts among Hispanic patients are affected by culturally patterned idioms of distress.

136 However, successful policies do not seem to culturally reengineer people.

137 Multiple culturally related, psychosocial, and donation-related f

138 It was found that maas is a culturally relevant and traditional food product in Sout

139 urate findings and analyses and to implement culturally relevant benefits.

140 supporting the development and evaluation of culturally relevant detection and treatment approaches.

141 groups were improved communication (73%) and culturally relevant educational materials (40%).

142 This suggests the need for culturally relevant HIV prevention efforts for black MSM

143 have increasingly considered for conducting culturally relevant research with Tribal nations.

144 There is a need to tailor and develop culturally relevant strategies to engage Hispanics in ca

145 rategies and may extend the lifetime of many culturally relevant waterlogged artifacts around the wor

146 nt abdominal pain that evolved into a unique culturally salient presentation of obsessive compulsive

147 dication management process needs to be both culturally sensitive and adapted to literacy level; vali

148 a need for continuing education that imparts culturally sensitive and age-appropriate communication a

149 aim was to develop an acceptable, feasible, culturally sensitive and potentially effective 'healthy

150 IDS epidemic will require the development of culturally sensitive clinical care programmes for MSM th

151 Culturally sensitive collaborative strategies were adopt

152 The project provides culturally sensitive education about genetic research to

153 Television and radio media campaigns and culturally sensitive educational programs implemented at

154 Psychosocial support and culturally sensitive educational resources are needed to

155 The research suggests the need for culturally sensitive ethics education and bereavement su

156 onfirmatory factor analysis (CFA) by using a culturally sensitive food-frequency questionnaire (FFQ).

157 Group support psychotherapy (GSP) is a culturally sensitive intervention that aims to treat dep

158 Culturally sensitive interventions are being developed t

159 ctices affecting clinical care, and describe culturally sensitive interventions designed to address r

160 Culturally sensitive interventions targeting these facto

161 We highlight the need for improved, culturally sensitive measurement tools and appropriate s

162 and medications because of lack of access to culturally sensitive pediatricians who understand their

163 surgery and survival rates and suggest that culturally sensitive physician training or outreach prog

164 This article describes the development of a culturally sensitive, age-appropriate questionnaire to a

165 the value of utilizing nurses to implement a culturally sensitive, coordinated, intervention to decre

166 rams that deliver care to this population in culturally sensitive, developmentally appropriate ways h

167 We investigated the effectiveness of a culturally sensitive, enhanced care package in UK genera

168 The development of culturally sensitive, low-literacy educational materials

169 Recommendations are given for conducting culturally sensitive, participatory research.

170 plications of these issues as they relate to culturally sensitive, respectful, and appropriate resear

171 at are economical, scientifically sound, and culturally sensitive.

172 corded attractiveness in mate preferences is culturally shaped and likely evolutionarily novel.

173 e technique applied to the most demanding of culturally significant artworks where conventional analy

174 l distinct attribution mechanisms with their culturally specific deployment reflecting both a develop

175 f private social units (e.g., families); (2) culturally specific implications of genetic research may

176 mmunity members expressed most concern about culturally specific implications.

177 ating the interactions between universal and culturally specific influences on color categorization a

178 Culturally specific public health and nutrition educatio

179 Culturally specific risk reduction interventions for His

180 ersed populations; (2) the identification of culturally specific risks; (3) the potential conflict be

181 Emblems are meaningful, culturally-specific hand gestures that are analogous to

182 er mental health with both international and culturally-specific screening instruments (Self-Reported

183 We demonstrated a culturally stable, significant relationship between numb

184 acterial mRNA in a significant percentage of culturally sterile middle ear effusions, establishing th

185 Symbolic communication is learned and culturally structured, intentional, consists of symbols,

186 he chair to support the development of these culturally tailored and targeted approaches.

187 dditional, although small, benefits from our culturally tailored care package that were greater than

188 The culturally tailored Lifestyle Behavior Intervention incl

189 minority populations after implementation of culturally tailored prevention programs.

190 Incorporation of culturally tailored strategies in DCM models may be need

191 Our culturally targeted website increased participants' know

192 ate the efficacy of exposure to a bilingual, culturally targeted website, Informate, for increasing H

193 h professionals, other medical personnel, or culturally traditional sources.

194 group differences in social institutions are culturally transmitted and individual behaviors are gene

195 ry of human language is unique in being both culturally transmitted and symbolic.

196 at both brain expansion and high reliance on culturally transmitted behavior coevolved with sociality

197 Culturally transmitted behaviors have an innate foundati

198 dom migration can increase the occurrence of culturally transmitted beliefs, values, and institutions

199 ions such as exposure to and assimilation of culturally transmitted ideologies.

200 Human behavior is strongly affected by culturally transmitted norms and values.

201 f behavioral complexity and whether this was culturally transmitted or mimicked via incoming modern h

202 These culturally transmitted practices presuppose advanced cog

203 terms of evolved psychological mechanisms or culturally transmitted social norms.

204 If culturally transmitted systems of rules (institutions) t

205 ludes selection and homophily as independent culturally transmitted traits that influence the fitness

206 However, the important, culturally transmitted, song component of the barrier ap

207 ing, suggesting that teaching itself must be culturally transmitted.

208 e unmatched abilities to produce innovations culturally, unfamiliar habitats significantly alter the

209 e represented in the somatosensory system as culturally universal categorical somatotopic maps.

210 not suggest that inequity aversion is cross-culturally universal.

211 In this review we present a culturally valid mental health action plan based on scie

212 different ethnic groups, the development of culturally valid outcome measures and the implementation

213 ce interviews for dietary habits and a cross-culturally validated dementia diagnosis.

214 E) and specific cognitive functions by cross-culturally validated neuropsychological tests.

215 addressed through the development of a cross-culturally validated, multidimensional assessment tool i

216 ultimately allowing the safe preservation of culturally valuable content.

217 Nonhumans, like humans, may be culturally variable learners.

218 Morality is universal, yet culturally variable.

219 of conceptual behavior are universal versus culturally variable.