ライフサイエンスコーパス: sexuality

1 cs of physician-adolescent discussions about sexuality.

2 al therapy for prostate cancer) on patients' sexuality.

3 ping with the effects of cancer treatment on sexuality.

4 (2) social barriers, and (3) appearance and sexuality.

5 er this is a cause or a consequence of their sexuality.

6 ission and the ancient suppression of fungal sexuality.

7 individuals that segregates for apomixis and sexuality.

8 t in utility score adjusted for age, and sex/sexuality -0.11; 95% CI -0.13 to -0.10; p < 0.0001).

9 enises informed psychoanalytic thought about sexuality [4, 5].

10 albeit inconsistently, in the regulation of sexuality, aggression, cognition, emotion, and personali

11 that local populations could completely lose sexuality and appear as asexual (imperfect) species.

12 mining physical and psychological aspects of sexuality and body image, CSA was not a significant pred

13 rsonal views on their duty of care, old age, sexuality and dementia.

14 nursing care home staff towards dementia and sexuality and explore the roles they may adopt whilst re

15 ural disorders in ICD-10 that are related to sexuality and gender identity.

16 selective forces that confer an advantage to sexuality and genetic recombination, at either the popul

17 r help patients and their partners regarding sexuality and intimacy are offered.

18 As part of a larger survey study examining sexuality and intimacy in breast cancer survivors, we co

19 and couples as well as for more research in sexuality and intimacy with the goal of improving qualit

20 ntia may also experience loss of interest in sexuality and intimacy.

21 has been investigated mostly in relation to sexuality and mating.

22 arious protists harbor features important in sexuality and multicellularity once believed to have ori

23 docrine symptoms and, to a lesser degree, on sexuality and physical functioning of patients with brea

24 l effects on daily life", "Relationships and Sexuality", and "Economic constraints, Care & Management

25 tern populations), or on broad dimensions of sexuality, and psychosocial and physiological interventi

26 tween sexual prejudice and religion, gender, sexuality, and related variables, and consider how the c

27 ional level, employment, social integration, sexuality, and reproduction was obtained through standar

28 l effects on daily life," "Relationships and Sexuality," and "Economic Constraints, Care & Management

29 al benefits of neuroscientific research into sexuality are great, but neuroscientists must participat

30 and cultural factors significantly influence sexuality but are often not taken into consideration in

31 ion of household labor, power, satisfaction, sexuality, conflict, commitment, and relationship stabil

32 ion in practice, 11.8 [8.7] years) coded for sexuality content at 11 clinics (3 academic and 8 commun

33 is research, many schools provide inadequate sexuality education for youth.

34 out sexual issues and advocate for effective sexuality education in each community.

35 ed that reflect the importance of continuing sexuality education in the schools.

36 ent protocols, and teach youth comprehensive sexuality education including regular condom use.

37 Interactive sexuality education programs have proven to be an effect

38 pment and success of political opposition to sexuality education programs when over 80% of adults in

39 nt types of behaviors (surrounding violence, sexuality, food, etc.), or, alternatively, a common cogn

40 across a range of moral violations including sexuality, food, property, and group loyalty.

41 avioral consequences of urinary dysfunction, sexuality, health worry, PSA concern, perceived cancer c

42 Based on the representation of sexuality held (personhood versus biomedical model), nur

43 The findings suggest that representations of sexuality in dementia held by nursing home staff ranged

44 eing recognised as a fundamental human need, sexuality in old age is often ignored and frequently mis

45 cause of the stigma associated with minority sexuality in society.

46 sexual stimuli, similar to the portrayals of sexuality in the mainstream mass media may affect the br

47 The recent discovery of sexuality in this organism has led to the demonstration

48 dividuals and represents a common pattern of sexuality in yeasts and molds.

49 2)-terminal binding cleft on ProT (molecular sexuality) induces rapid conformational activation of th

50 the therapy, avoidance of issues related to sexuality, ineffective or coercive actions resulting fro

51 Physicians may be important sources of sexuality information and preventive services, and one-o

52 The addition of ADT further compromises sexuality, intimacy, and a couple's relationship.

53 Most attempts to explain the maintenance of sexuality invoke differences between parents and sexual

54 Facultative sexuality is assumed to have occurred in the ancestor of

55 If serious research in sexuality is to be supported by the public, researchers

56 ding how genes influence behavior, including sexuality, is one of biology's greatest challenges.

57 Total time per visit during which sexuality issues were discussed.

58 nts had annual visits without any mention of sexuality issues; when sexuality talk occurred, it was b

59 porting the hypothesis that the advantage of sexuality lay in the removal of deleterious mutations.

60 c systems to recombination genes ("clonality/sexuality machinery") to escape recombinational load.

61 ion of issues such as sexual intercourse and sexuality make people feel uncomfortable.

62 o the existence of sex chromosomes, obligate sexuality, mitochondrial inheritance linked to the matin

63 cks prospective studies that evaluate female sexuality/quality of life after colorectal surgery using

64 their trajectories of change on measures of sexuality, relationship satisfaction, cancer-specific st

65 about appearance, health, physical strength, sexuality, relationships, and social functioning followi

66 esponsible for the origin and maintenance of sexuality remains one of the greatest unsolved problems

67 the first longitudinal, controlled study of sexuality-sexuality in the context of other quality of l

68 practices that more strongly regulate female sexuality should be more successful at promoting paterni

69 the Cancer Rehabilitation Evaluation System sexuality subscales, changes in vaginal atrophy using a

70 ling to disclose sensitive information about sexuality, substance use, and mental health from 39% (68

71 reasons suggested here are the complexity of sexuality, taboos, cultural restrictions, lack of satisf

72 d Asian physicians were associated with less sexuality talk (OR = 0.13; 95% CI, 0.08-0.20).

73 r study may be the first to directly observe sexuality talk between physicians and adolescents.

74 ithout any mention of sexuality issues; when sexuality talk occurred, it was brief.

75 The average time of sexuality talk was 36 seconds (35% 0 seconds; 30% 1-35 s

76 95% CI, 1.03-1.11) were associated with more sexuality talk, and Asian physicians were associated wit

77 pite of the necessary stage of physiological sexuality that the parasite must sustain in the mosquito

78 inations of normative and nonnormative human sexuality; the importance of not collapsing the distinct

79 xual orientation and who had disclosed their sexuality to family and parents tended to be more likely

80 e to engage adolescents in discussions about sexuality to help promote healthy sexual development and

81 ot even in the least know the final cause of sexuality; why new beings should be produced by the unio