ライフサイエンスコーパス: social life

1 rom group members a fundamental challenge of social life.

2 iences, in particular as a function of early social life.

3 Disagreement and conflict are a fact of social life.

4 lunting, changes in volition, and changes in social life.

5 ily unit, such as foraging and regulation of social life.

6 activities of daily living, and had a normal social life.

7 nd up with the fundamental conditions of all social life.

8 tion predicts biological specializations for social life.

9 s well as the maintenance and elaboration of social life.

10 tencies that are essential features of human social life.

11 Social recognition constitutes the basis of social life.

12 es as a means to cope with the challenges of social life.

13 egy may provide powerful building blocks for social life.

14 rovide insights into how pheromones regulate social life.

15 and be more effective in their personal and social life.

16 er mammals, humans have an unusually complex social life.

17 tutes the core behavioral principle of human social life.

18 ial exchange is a pervasive feature of human social life.

19 s; 5) Light; 6) Seeing Functions: Domestic & Social Life; 7) Mobility.

20 entative older US adults (n = 3005, National Social Life and Aging Project (NSHAP)).

21 nt studies that document contemporary inmate social life and call for increased researcher-practition

22 Allergic rhinitis often impairs social life and performance.

23 sessed in three domains (disruption of work, social life, and home/family life) by using the Sheehan

24 Conflict is an inevitable component of social life, and natural selection has exerted strong ef

25 living such as schooling, professional, and social life are affected hence an increased awareness an

26 biases inherent to the big data "proxies" of social life are still open.

27 ty should be studied from the perspective of social life at the species level, we address human socia

28 r shift to a vastly more cooperative form of social life by establishing and maintaining a connection

29 ent subscales, days unable to participate in social life, days on sick leave, morbidity (additional p

30 Bowel continence, erectile dysfunction, and social life disturbance were not different between group

31 stigma affects individuals in one domain of social life: economic transactions.

32 in all MMAS domains (practical difficulties, social life, family life, work and daily routine, psycho

33 r-domain structure ('symptoms', 'emotions', 'social life/functioning' and 'skin'), a valid total scor

34 Social life has costs associated with competition for re

35 iving across the United States (the National Social Life, Health and Aging project).

36 specific health variables from the National Social Life, Health, and Aging Project (NSHAP), a nation

37 which we theoretically explore multiple non-social life-history traits, tradeoffs and tradeoff-imple

38 ning, mental health, looking after the home, social life, hobbies, and satisfaction with sexual activ

39 rasite-stress is central to the evolution of social life in humans and other animals.

40 in sib-care, the hallmark of highly evolved social life in insects.

41 al for vocal imitation and other elements of social life in song birds.

42 We predict that the pace of social life in the city increases with population size,

43 ng, coalitions) there seems a consensus that social life is less complex than in primates.

44 Social life is regulated by norms of fairness that const

45 most animals live solitarily, while complex social life is restricted to a few cooperatively breedin

46 eaking), "Social" (relationships, isolation, social life, occupational, and interventions), and "Self

47 ium Myxococcus xanthus demonstrates that the social life of microbes is antagonistic on local and glo

48 ally organized groups that characterized the social life of our ancestors.

49 This conditionality in the social life of P. obesinymphae reveals complex dynamics

50 ctual ability on academic, professional, and social life outcomes.

51 Deficits in social life, particularly during adolescence, increase a

52 ly known, and understanding the evolution of social life strategies is a major topic in systems biolo

53 The National Health and Social Life Survey evidence indicates a slight benefit o

54 ilies depended on the extent to which normal social life was disrupted by the illness and depended on

55 Social life was measured by the number of friends and cl

56 up (p<0.0001), days not able to take part in social life were 1.8 days (6.3) versus 1.1 days (4.5; p=

57 Without such expectations, social life will be seriously impeded and, in turn, expe

58 nderpins virtually all aspects of vertebrate social life, yet remains poorly understood because of it