ライフサイエンスコーパス: tradition

1 psychological processes impacting learning a tradition.

2 involuntary treatment is still caught up in tradition.

3 h a holistic ontology in the German Romantic tradition.

4 cts of genetic structure were in accord with tradition.

5 in Diabetes (FIELD) study has carried on the tradition.

6 which can be largely traced to this research tradition.

7 surgery remain a matter of local custom and tradition.

8 ed task) in the applied cognitive psychology tradition.

9 oning to complement the dominating deductive tradition.

10 lational dynamics widely studied in the SIDE tradition.

11 property rights (IPRs) have threatened this tradition.

12 pts and techniques from both epidemiological traditions.

13 analyses, stemming from both epidemiological traditions.

14 requisite for the emergence of metalworking traditions.

15 er cooperation among researchers across both traditions.

16 local cultures, each constituted by multiple traditions.

17 ong animals in each exhibiting over 30 local traditions.

18 tive behaviour, social learning and cultural traditions.

19 ation from biological versus epidemiological traditions.

20 and differing religious, ethnic, or cultural traditions.

21 more, long before the development of written traditions.

22 count for long-term differences in community traditions.

23 cal resources, labor practices, and cultural traditions.

24 traveling to places with different culinary traditions.

25 he development and maintenance of behavioral traditions [1].

26 richness in the diversity of their cultural traditions across Africa.

27 70 years ago, who 'had given rise to an oral tradition alleging that normal movement is possible desp

28 are selected on the basis of convenience or tradition, although technical or experimental rationale

29 ide increasing evidence for local behavioral traditions among fish, birds, and mammals.

30 uraged many transplant centers to break with tradition and accept spousal donors.

31 follow in the "economy and health" research tradition and examine the relationship between US unempl

32 ever, these preferences are based largely on tradition and local technology developments, albeit with

33 We review four generations of work in this tradition and provide pointers to the forefront of the f

34 The supporters of tradition and stability, sometimes referred to as conser

35 c disorders may incorporate features of both traditions and discuss strategies for optimizing genetic

36 ta from humans representing diverse culinary traditions and fed a sequence of diets representing thos

37 has increased, building in part on the older traditions and observations from domesticated species.

38 generations in the form of learned cultural traditions and preserve this knowledge in artefacts.

39 fundamental values of four distinct research traditions and the communities that bring the values and

40 fundamental values of four distinct research traditions and the communities that bring the values and

41 The medicinal botanicals with the longest tradition, and for which extensive data are available, a

42 s, distrust in modern medicine, generational traditions, and emotional opacity limiting their ability

43 humans representing different ages, cultural traditions, and health states.

44 representing different geographies, cultural traditions, and states of health.

45 ith both the historic and Old Copper Complex tradition are detectable and can be used to determine th

46 ese phenomena, and consequently why cultural traditions are found in several species but cumulative c

47 nds support to claims that putative cultural traditions are indeed cultural (rather than genetic) in

48 al and plural; it also assumes that cultural traditions are not independent, sui generis lineages but

49 g the degree to which different experimental traditions are studying the same construct.

50 ver, public health systems, rooted in Soviet traditions, are struggling to respond effectively to the

51 on in the post-Kraepelin Western psychiatric tradition as described in textbooks published between 19

52 While surgical innovation has a rich tradition, as a field of study it is embryonic.

53 ility has progressed within several distinct traditions, as evident in the largely separate literatur

54 ersity--in religious beliefs, behaviors, and traditions, as well as in various intensities and forms

55 milar to those seen in Western Pluvial Lakes Tradition assemblages of western North America, the site

56 ice may help move clinical practice from its tradition-based approach centered primarily on BT toward

57 ches are very much in this same reductionist tradition but offer exquisite sensitivity in space and t

58 fied that combine the benefits of individual traditions, but there was a notable lack of blends incor

59 The question of how each tradition can learn from the other is timely.

60 icism by showing that experimentally created traditions can be transmitted through social learning.

61 The Acheulean technological tradition, characterized by a large (>10 cm) flake-based

62 the method seeded in their group, and these traditions continued to diverge over time.

63 ays and Raman spectroscopy we challenge this tradition, converging instead on an oxo-bridged dinuclea

64 According to a theoretical tradition dating back to Aristotle, verbs can be classif

65 ording to this theory, shamanism is a set of traditions developed through cultural evolution that ada

66 , many physicans do not appreciate the great traditions established by their forebears in this field

67 tions that individuals learn, and over time, traditions evolve as occasional variations are learned b

68 However, experimental traditions examining episodic memory use very different

69 evelops, and in particular, (1) why shamanic traditions exhibit recurrent features around the world,

70 The Kura-Araxes cultural tradition existed in the highlands of the South Caucasus

71 P) theory has led to an influential research tradition for modeling cognitive processes.

72 Discrete-time models are a tradition for such interactions and are characterized by

73 Asklepian traditions for medical service provide historical insigh

74 hen subpopulations with established foraging traditions for one technique were subjected to a reduced

75 a previous study, we experimentally induced traditions for opening a bidirectional door puzzle box i

76 ish and Swedish patients with DLBCL for whom traditions for routine imaging have been different.

77 ios was the focus of Greek and Roman medical tradition from approximately 1500 BC to 500 AD.

78 to the archaeological evidence of continuing traditions from the Bell Beaker Complex to the Early Bro

79 Another, less dominant tradition has used autobiographical methods, whereby peo

80 nvestigated, though arising from a classical tradition, has yet to be fully explored for the task of

81 and to find out whether different political traditions have been associated with systematic patterns

82 Classic traditions have linked dreams to memory (e.g., "dreaming

83 Although various philosophical traditions have offered different interpretations of the

84 itions, the human factors and organizational traditions, have dominated cognitively oriented research

85 Diverse species exhibit cultural traditions, i.e. population-specific profiles of sociall

86 me theoretic models of signaling have a long tradition in biology, economics, and philosophy.

87 ehavior can represent a group-level cultural tradition in chimpanzees.

88 parate fields of research including a strong tradition in deductive reasoning primarily derived from

89 r to that of the general alcohol consumption tradition in Finland.

90 The long-standing rationalist tradition in moral psychology emphasizes the role of rea

91 Building upon a long tradition in rheumatology, recent studies have updated a

92 sis of research findings has a long-standing tradition in science.

93 ns (FMs) invokes a mechanism with an honored tradition in sensory neurobiology, the relative timing o

94 We follow a long tradition in the physics community and introduce a tempe

95 The study of mediation has a long tradition in the social sciences and a relatively more r

96 is supported by ethical principles and legal tradition in the United States.

97 Epidemiology has a rich tradition in western New York State, beginning with the

98 al evidence of the establishment of foraging traditions in a wild bird population.

99 of ecology on the development of behavioral traditions in animals is controversial, particularly for

100 is one of the most well-established cultural traditions in chimpanzees.

101 Chapel Hill (UNC) is one of the most storied traditions in college sports.

102 rs tested the cultural transmission of vocal traditions in cowbirds (Molothrus ater).

103 bservation, teaching in ants and behavioural traditions in honeybees.

104 can maintain multiple independently evolving traditions in its populations.

105 sleep and long work hours are long-standing traditions in the medical profession, and work schedules

106 cultures between commercial and professional traditions in the United States.

107 adherence to a wide array of world religious traditions including Christianity, Hinduism and Buddhism

108 d Buddhism, as well as notably diverse local traditions, including animism and ancestor worship.

109 Instead, as soon as a behavioral tradition is established, sociocognitive factors likely

110 aswati River mentioned in the ancient Indian tradition is postulated to have flown independently of t

111 We have investigated whether or not this tradition is reflected in the current genetic structure

112 This deeply rooted cultural tradition is unlikely to be abolished.

113 puchin monkeys (Cebus apella), which exhibit traditions, is sparse.

114 an equal number of characteristics from two traditions, it was placed in a blended research communit

115 man decision making emerge from two dominant traditions: learning theorists [1-3] study choices in wh

116 landscapes over time; however, local feeding traditions may also contribute to group differences in c

117 The evolution of religious traditions may be partially explained by out-group avoid

118 In our model of cultural traditions (Model 1), we find that realistic cultural va

119 By understanding these traditions, modern physicians can better understand thei

120 sing on the variability observed in folktale traditions (n = 596) in Eurasia.

121 French health care system combines a strong tradition of autonomous private practice with nearly uni

122 The tradition of clinical ultrasound in the hands of physici

123 However, biology already has a long tradition of collaboration, as natural historians were p

124 There is a long tradition of combining good pathology with epidemiologic

125 The tradition of consanguinity, variably practiced in the Pe

126 A long tradition of cultural evolutionary studies has developed

127 The results demonstrate that the tradition of decorating caves extends back at least to t

128 The long tradition of intensive exploitation of certain types of

129 inistration, grassroots participation, and a tradition of interdisciplinary cooperation.

130 ency is only seen in populations with a long tradition of intermarriage among deaf people.

131 mber of founders, population bottlenecks and tradition of marriage within the community.

132 rne in isolation but rather builds on a long tradition of memory research.

133 gned primarily with kinetic equations in the tradition of Michaelis and Menten whereas the other two

134 requires a kind of thinking outside the main tradition of natural science: the biology has to be link

135 A rich tradition of normative psychophysics has identified two

136 Second, a complementary and powerful tradition of numerical estimates familiar from the physi

137 erials created by folding flat sheets in the tradition of origami, the art of paper folding, and stud

138 Despite a long tradition of perception research, it is not known whethe

139 Laos has a centuries-long tradition of raising Asian elephants.

140 s a clinical discipline, surgery relies on a tradition of research and attracting the brightest young

141 The well-respected tradition of research on concepts uses cross-cultural co

142 y, Conner devoted his career to the Oslerian tradition of scholarship, leadership, and organization i

143 Continuing in this tradition of scientific discoveries leading to improved

144 The tradition of son preference, however, has distorted thes

145 A long tradition of theoretical modeling has sought ultimate ev

146 ocuses first on vocational psychology's rich tradition of theoretically driven research, and then dis

147 es learning and as such we view it as in the tradition of Thorndike [1].

148 a cornerstone of biology and there is a long tradition of using the comparative framework to study th

149 how we see color has benefited from the long tradition of visual psychophysics.

150 Despite a venerable tradition of weekly morbidity and mortality conferences,

151 s physician healers have roots in the mythic traditions of ancient Greece.

152 VIEW: Values-based practice (VBP) challenges traditions of clinical practice and moral decision-makin

153 However, traditions of community political mobilization suggest t

154 Two parallel traditions of defining anxiety phenotypes are reviewed:

155 One of the most rigorous traditions of experimental work in the field started wit

156 In him, there came together the traditions of German and British neurology which moulded

157 entities supporting drug discovery, the rich traditions of herbal medicine developed by trial and err

158 ient safety movement can also learn from the traditions of infection control and hospital epidemiolog

159 We contrast these two traditions of organizing learning in terms of their part

160 How this capability evolved from the simpler traditions of other animals is an active area of researc

161 ts provide some of the earliest evidence for traditions of personal ornament manufacture by Upper Pal

162 cultural movements, behavioral patterns, and traditions of the people.

163 gy tradition, situation awareness in the CSE tradition, or resumption lag (time to resume an interrup

164 Paleolithic and about the origins of a food tradition persisting up to the present in the Mediterran

165 ults indicate that the transmission of vocal traditions plays a fundamental role in the courtship pat

166 e the complex interactions between political traditions, policies, and public health outcomes, and to

167 d changes in socio-economic status, cultural traditions, population growth and agriculture are affect

168 These traditions provided a foundation for success in recent c

169 Three modelling traditions represent stage durations differently.

170 This tradition represented an adaptive regime and a symbolica

171 netic) in origin, and suggests that cultural traditions should be widespread in species capable of so

172 , coupled with existing knowledge about song traditions, show that this species can maintain multiple

173 - including that within the social identity tradition - shows that intragroup differentiation is not

174 ion of task time or risk in the epidemiology tradition, situation awareness in the CSE tradition, or

175 s change in desorption is much lower than in tradition sorbents such as zeolites, opening the possibi

176 ith attenuation/scatter correction than with tradition SPECT imaging.

177 As the genomic units, following the biogene tradition, such indicators include localized crystal str

178 Many philosophical and contemplative traditions teach that "living in the moment" increases h

179 China's historiographical traditions tell of the successful control of a Great Flo

180 s an unquestioned good in many philosophical traditions, testing this assumption scientifically has p

181 We describe a view that rejects the tradition that genetic proof has to be absolute before f

182 which, in turn, is thought to be a cultural tradition that reduces the dangers of microbial contamin

183 est that BCS rock art represents an artistic tradition that spanned cultures and the transition from

184 We need to overcome the philosophical tradition that treats the mental and the physical as two

185 To identify research traditions that have motivated and guided interruptions

186 n that the setting of development shapes the traditions that individuals learn, and over time, tradit

187 human cultures in possessing suites of local traditions that uniquely identify them.

188 y introduced, resulting in established local traditions that were stable over two generations, despit

189 m the influential Tversky, Kahneman research tradition) that are hard to reconcile with CP principles

190 n exceptional effort in keeping with Society tradition, the 2005 annual meeting also offered opportun

191 Two major traditions, the human factors and organizational traditi

192 onditions do not change sufficiently for the tradition to be abandoned.

193 Glickstein concludes 'despite an oral tradition to the contrary there is absolutely no evidenc

194 g a predictable style; and considering which traditions to keep and which to modernize.

195 that bring the values and of those research traditions to their investigations.

196 ng the values and methods: of those research traditions to their investigations.

197 ychology (which may thus study the length of tradition together with the width of the institution spr

198 graphy, ecology, and timing of speciation, a tradition traceable to Mayr's Systematics and the Origin

199 population data from the Western historical tradition using historically derived demographic data fr

200 y associated with the well-known Paleoindian tradition was not confined to the Americas.

201 the basis of research in the social identity tradition, we contend (a) that identification and differ

202 amental elements of the Andean metallurgical tradition were developed before the Chavin horizon, and

203 ad both to innovation and loss of behavioral traditions, while contributing little to their transmiss

204 aw the emergence of highly similar religious traditions with an unprecedented emphasis on self-discip

205 The constructed-preference tradition within behavioral decision research gives a cr

206 ons seriously allows an integration of major traditions within the basic behavioral sciences, such as

207 Social learning is assumed to underlie traditions, yet evidence indicating social learning in c