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1 of each cohort as a result of biological and social factors.

2 and a variety of demographic, clinical, and social factors.

3 hite men because of financial, cultural, and social factors.

4 is use was at most modestly inflated by such social factors.

5 tory and/or general cognitive processing, or social factors.

6 s ethnic groups, suggesting the influence of social factors.

7 ysically interacting pairs are influenced by social factors.

8 idual's first 5 y, controlling for important social factors.

9 ch as the environmental light/dark cycle and social factors.

10 the result of patient preference or clinical/social factors.

11 gnitive (thoughts, beliefs and memories) and social factors.

12 hological functioning independently of other social factors.

13 development and unlikely to be influenced by social factors.

14 ibutable to differences in environmental and social factors.

15 urring substance abuse and interpersonal and social factors.

16 antation based on demographic, clinical, and social factors.

17 illness, the healthcare delivery system, and social factors.

18 to infer explanatory mechanisms from data on social factors.

19 of inherited, age-related, or environmental (social) factors.

20 d age; (2) further adjustment for background social factors; (3) additional adjustment for common men

21 , 2) morbidity length of stay, 3) individual social factors, 4) hospital characteristics, and 5) ecol

22 The reviewed literature shows that different social factors affect the two major components of STEM e

23 ion given to the study of ataque de nervios, social factors affecting the course of schizophrenia, an

24 barrier (river, fence, cultivated area) and social factors (age, size of herd at capture) were all i

25 We explored the association between social factors and adult periodontitis by comparing self

26 comprehensively addressed the association of social factors and elements of pre-end-stage renal disea

27 nequality, valid approaches for the study of social factors and health are needed more urgently than

28 ded description of the relationships between social factors and health indicators in a systematic man

29 Social factors and health status are predictive of the d

30 on to establish consistent relations between social factors and health status.

31 ramework allowing for the examination of how social factors and image management might impact surgica

32 ere used to estimate the association between social factors and the risk of influenza and pneumonia m

33 cal models, we assessed associations between social factors and the supply of health services across

34 We found no clear associations between area social factors and the supply of health services essenti

35 l caries levels through dental care, psycho- social factors, and dental health damaging behaviors in

36 atory anesthesia is a result of economic and social factors, and is also due to the development of be

37 tions between biological, psychological, and social factors, and they can only be treated satisfactor

38 ian-diagnosed mental and physical disorders, social factors, and treatment use in the 2 years after d

39 Mental and physical disorders, social factors, and treatment use.

40 ian-diagnosed mental and physical disorders, social factors, and treatment utilization in the 2 paren

41 ntary lifestyles), various psychological and social factors appear to promote the development or wors

42 Social factors are associated with a wide variety of hea

43 We sought to determine whether area social factors are associated with the area health care

44 Biological, psychological, and social factors are implicated in onset and important in

45 We suggest that social factors are key to explain the missing link betwe

46 Social factors are known to influence food intake and ch

47 Social factors are likely to be important in directing a

48 For example, because social factors are often attributes of individuals and a

49 ealth of adolescents is strongly affected by social factors at personal, family, community, and natio

50 A burgeoning volume of research identifies social factors at the root of much of these inequalities

51 rk environment and more career choices); (c) social factors (better living environment and lifestyle)

52 problems can be accounted for by genetic and social factors, but environmental risk factors may also

53 gical, political, economic, demographic, and social factors, but little is known about the effects of

54 The results indicate that social factors can have a significant impact on the cour

55 ervation and define a novel pathway by which social factors can modulate immune response and viral pa

56 rations in sleep are due to modifications in social factors, circadian physiology, homeostatic drive,

57 espite growing interest in understanding how social factors drive poor health outcomes, many academic

58 Social factors (e.g., peer influence) and school demands

59 Social factors, especially inequalities, are major deter

60 g-fuels access) and cultural, religious, and social factors explain more detailed emission patterns.

61 not clear which ecological, life-history or social factors facilitated conventional sex roles (femal

62 Nor are our results explained by after-birth social factors (females growing up with similarly aged b

63 may be particularly modulated by emotion and social factors, for example, when adolescents are with p

64 Social factors have been shown to create differential bu

65 gesting that the difference may be driven by social factors; however, biological factors cannot be ru

66 We characterized area social factors in 3,096 urban zip code tabulation areas

67 Both experiments point to the importance of social factors in avian song development.

68 take were mainly related to income and other social factors in contrast to published research which e

69 nvironmental factors are more important than social factors in determining seasonal mortality respons

70 action of neural, neuroendocrine, renal, and social factors in the great salt debate.

71 The 1990s has witnessed a rebirth of social factors in the psychological study of negotiation

72 Social factors, including ethnicity and education, may h

73 Census tract-level social factors, including rates of illiteracy, homeowner

74 nse.SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT Understanding how social factors influence nervous system function is of g

75 Together, these data suggest that social factors influence the pathophysiological trajecto

76 rsuing additional research investigating the social factors influencing contagious yawning, while als

77 gh addiction involves many psychological and social factors, it also represents a biological process:

78 to be explained by unmeasured behavioral or social factors linked to acetaminophen use insofar as th

79 graphic, epidemiological, environmental, and social factors, mammalian biodiversity was the strongest

80 and medicine suggests that psychological and social factors may play a direct role in organic coronar

81 We emphasize the fact that genetic and social factors may play a role in the acoustic plasticit

82 in order to evaluate whether biophysical and social factors modify vulnerability to heavy rainfall ev

83 ological factors (unstable personality), and social factors (negative life events) are all etiologica

84 rvational settings, the particular nature of social factors often leads to logical contradictions or

85 ricula frequently overlook the importance of social factors on the cross-cultural encounter.

86 ir hosts and the impact of environmental and social factors on these interactions.

87 e, self-esteem, health locus of control) and social factors (parents' income and education) were coll

88 emonstrates, psychological, existential, and social factors, particularly fear of being a burden, are

89 ence over time may be attributed to changing social factors (period effects) and not to differences b

90 Social factors play a critical role in a panoply of heal

91 his study offers evidence that cognitive and social factors play important roles in mediating the eff

92 Gender differences in social factors, psychological symptoms, and response to

93 ications for social scientists who study the social factors related to health and health-related beha

94 ase sheds light on the minimal environmental social factors required to generate a language.

95 New studies also indicate that social factors such as ethnic background, ability to com

96 d in this study) including environmental and social factors such as food availability, temperature, h

97 ngs lend further support for the notion that social factors such as interpersonal liking modulate per

98 ission and progression are largely driven by social factors such as poor living conditions and poor n

99 verbally communicating pairs is affected by social factors such as the partner's gaze.

100 Future studies should include social factors, such as income and education, and consid

101 Underlying social factors, such as poverty and women's status, are

102 Facial colour patterns are linked to social factors, such that gregarious and highly sympatri

103 uccessful responses have addressed sensitive social factors surrounding HIV prevention, such as sexua

104 ore a function of psychological distress and social factors than physical factors.

105 BT individuals, addressing environmental and social factors that can affect their mental and physical

106 on of fish stocks outside reserves, or other social factors that change with population density.

107 nces and highlight other elements, including social factors that have contributed to population struc

108 used social network analysis to examine the social factors that influenced diffusion dynamics.

109 and suggest constitutional underpinnings and social factors that shape coping development.

110 ard to biological neuroscience and upward to social factors, thereby elucidating the important cross-

111 our results suggest that both ecological and social factors, through reduced predation risk and incre

112 ons of cognitive, emotional, behavioural and social factors to the development of PCS and identify ea

113 rformance calls for greater consideration of social factors when assessing learning and may also have

114 d wellbeing and are modified by economic and social factors within countries, leading to inequalities