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1 ior that are unique, such as our culture and civilization.
2 Third, evolution does not keep pace with civilization.
3 ding cause of death due to cancer in Western civilization.
4 rlie many of the chronic diseases of Western civilization.
5 , were contemporaneous with ancient Egyptian civilization.
6 Yersinia pestis, has greatly impacted human civilization.
7 h policies, is a major achievement of modern civilization.
8 ous across all the centuries and cultures of civilization.
9 societies and stimulating the rise of modern civilization.
10 ions to challenges that we face as a growing civilization.
11 is an emerging problem that is faced by our civilization.
12 nity is a serious threat to the stability of civilization.
13 ecurring development in the history of human civilization.
14 both impact and consequences for the Minoan civilization.
15 meet the broader application needs of modern civilization.
16 Angkor complex can be applied to any ancient civilization.
17 vironmental stress due to the development of civilization.
18 America was one of the worldwide cradles of civilization.
19 unal work in the initial development of Maya civilization.
20 tations to all of these major shifts in Maya civilization.
21 and the Levant after the fall of the Minoan civilization.
22 rovided the calories that fueled the rise of civilization.
23 functioning and services vital to sustaining civilization.
24 ment of the Xia dynasty and the beginning of civilization.
25 e food, fuel, fibers, and feedstocks for our civilization.
26 lation and in resource use that now threaten civilization.
27 me orders of magnitude longer than any known civilization.
28 c on the health and economy of much of human civilization.
29 ago but coinciding with the rise of the Maya civilization.
30 y approximately 46% since the start of human civilization.
31 tically over the past few centuries of human civilization.
32 ke of business corporations and even Western civilization.
33 , and cavalry dramatically transformed human civilization.
34 contributed to the development and spread of civilization.
35 ited by humans since the beginning of modern civilization.
36 region at this critical juncture of Western civilization.
37 culated on the origin of the founders of the civilization.
38 actors in the decline of the classical Khmer civilization.
39 n the development and demise of this complex civilization.
40 nisms and has been a valuable asset to human civilization.
41 al stress threatening biodiversity and human civilization.
42 Collapse, punctuated the long course of Maya civilization.
43 les of a script that was used throughout the civilization.
44 oincident with structural changes in several civilizations.
45 gnized as a defining element of Mesoamerican civilizations.
46 Coal has long fueled human civilizations.
47 people or places drawn from three imaginary civilizations.
48 the thought, language and history of ancient civilizations.
49 ccurately predict rainfall patterns empowers civilizations.
50 t at the center of the ancient world's great civilizations.
51 ghting the significance of narratives across civilizations.
52 werful forces sculpting the advent of modern civilizations.
53 for human use has shaped the development of civilizations.
54 assess the modern legacy of past equestrian civilizations.
55 the foundation for the development of modern civilizations.
56 n, before and after the time of its earliest civilizations.
57 been in use for millennia in numerous older civilizations.
58 n agriculture and the establishment of human civilizations.
59 widespread violence and even the collapse of civilizations.
60 s, with highly similar features in different civilizations?
61 f morality critical to creating cultures and civilizations?
62 yza sativa L.) accompanied the dawn of Asian civilization(1) and has become one of world's staple cro
65 n the development and demise of Classic Maya civilization (300 to 1000 C.E.) remains controversial be
67 life on a transiting Earth since early human civilization (about 5,000 years ago), with an additional
69 egadroughts led to the disruption of ancient civilizations across parts of Africa and Asia, yet the e
71 of the Internet of Everything (IoE) era, our civilization and future generations will employ an unima
72 Here, we examine the fungal threats facing civilization and investigate opportunities to use fungi
73 China has committed to develop an ecological civilization and recently taken significant steps to enh
76 ation of human networks is essential for our civilization and understanding its dynamics is important
77 llapse of Late Bronze Age (LB, ca. 1300 BCE) civilizations and the disintegration of the LB Cypriot c
78 ationship between plants and humans predates civilization, and our reliance on plants as sources of f
79 ty has been a catalyst for human culture and civilization, and our social relationships at a personal
80 ilability, the rise and decline of the Indus Civilization, and the transformation of fertile monsoona
81 roles in the development of agriculture and civilization, and today account for approximately one-th
82 Syr Darya, were the center of advanced river civilizations, and a principal hub of the Silk Roads ove
83 ial physiological challenges for spacefaring civilizations, and raise questions about the assumption
87 al change caused by the rise of agricultural civilization, as proposed by the thrifty-genotype hypoth
90 the socio-political organization of Tiwanaku civilization, both for the diversity of social entities
91 ecies has substantially contributed to human civilization, but also caused a strong decrease in the g
92 ortant to terrestrial biodiversity and human civilization, but impacts of viral activities on soil ec
93 f an autochthonous development of the Minoan civilization by the descendants of the Neolithic settler
94 Although it is well established that the civilization collapse coincided with widespread episodes
99 have facilitated the development of Chinese civilizations, destabilizing the topsoil and thereby inc
102 of Saxony, LIFE-Leipzig Research Center for Civilization Diseases, University of Leipzig, German Res
105 ur case studies drawn from New and Old World civilizations document societal responses to prolonged d
106 alloys have played essential roles in human civilization due to their balanced strength and ductilit
111 istorical information exists about the Indus civilization (flourished ca. 2600-1900 B.C.), archaeolog
113 ble the quipu-knotted strings used by Andean civilizations for the capture and transmission of inform
114 opment, and legacy of the enigmatic Etruscan civilization from the central region of the Italian peni
120 analogy for biofilms by imagining that a new civilization has reached the Earth's outskirts and start
121 Historical collapse of ancient states or civilizations has raised new awareness about its possibl
126 s to a drastic expansion of an ancient human civilization in the region, suggesting that human exploi
130 o the piecemeal collapse of the Classic Maya civilization in this wet, mountainous southern part of t
133 ted for supporting the rise of pre-Columbian civilizations in Formative Mesoamerica, but we suggest t
134 ociated with the collapse of several ancient civilizations in the Eastern Mediterranean and Near East
141 ns or tissues with healthy ones is as old as civilization itself, but it was not until 1954 that the
145 at our initial contact with extraterrestrial civilizations may be more likely to occur through physic
146 bond, an icon standing at the heart of human civilization, may function to glue brains into a unified
148 scales comparable to the longevity of major civilizations, no-till agriculture produces erosion rate
150 on of wheat was instrumental in spawning the civilization of humankind, and it occurred through genet
154 be mediated by maladaptive effects of modern civilization on family groups, as many of the effects on
156 How did people in preIndustrial ancient civilizations produce and distribute bulk items, such as
157 years ago, healers from various cultures and civilizations recognized the crucial role of the gut in
158 ons for the development and collapse of Maya civilization remain controversial and historical events
161 urring during the disintegration of the Maya civilization represented up to a 40% reduction in annual
163 ion transformed various aspects of our human civilization, revolutionizing industries and streamlinin
164 he micro-level, these clocks show cities and civilizations rising and falling in size at many times a
172 ace reservoirs, and biology, including human civilization, tends to move P to subductable marine rese
173 here dense forest obscures the traces of the civilization that typically remain in evidence in surfac
174 As a defining characteristic of Mesoamerican civilization, the ballgame has a long and poorly underst
176 Vibrio cholerae has shaped the face of human civilization through at least seven pandemic waves.
177 a and eastern Asia, migrations along ancient civilization trading routes and colonization history of
178 term climate changes have often destabilized civilizations, typically via food shortages, consequent
179 ance of environment-disease dynamics in past civilizations underscores the need to incorporate health
180 , such as polio and rabies, affected ancient civilizations, viruses were not defined until the early
182 ionally thought that the development of Maya civilization was gradual, assuming that small villages b
183 letters launched two millenniums of Western civilization, whereas the DNA alphabet of only four lett
184 cenes, one of the most fascinating pre-Roman civilizations, who flourished on the Middle Adriatic sid