Sentences with phrase «of human traits»

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A balance of these human traits in women and men, in individuals and in society collectively, is an inevitable result of the rising consciousness of women — and therefore of men.

Future machines will exhibit a full range of human traits and help answer one of science's most important questions: What is consciousness?

For example, by studying fruit flies, scientists gain insight into the inheritance of human traits such as eye color.

I've been an observer of human traits and personalities for nearly 50 years.

God is nothing more than a projection of human traits onto an all powerfull image of a ruler from that period.

This exposure to water, according to the theory, led to the development of human traits like walking upright.

All cultures have it, but that just proves that it has had a role, (a sideline role of a human trait that may or may not have helped with our survival.)

The Bonobo and the Atheist and How Animals Grieve show that we must be careful when studying animals to learn about the origins of human traits and behaviours

The researchers measured heritability — the amount of variation in a characteristic that can be attributed to genes — for a wide variety of human traits including blood pressure, the structure of the eyeball and mental or behavioral disorders.

Scholars gathered to discuss how a unique combination of human traits helped our species survive to colonize the globe

Since the method for comparing identical and fraternal twins was popularized, both biologists and psychologists have had a field day estimating the relative contributions of genes and environment to the formation of human traits.

If twin researchers are going to nail down the heritability of human traits, they must uncover specific genes: the pieces of the DNA molecule that are important to, say, altruism and cooperation or that set our blood pressures and baldness patterns.

She offers a somewhat academic representation of the human trait of impulsiveness, its exhilarating in - the - moment joys as well as the pangs of the regret it produces once bitter reality sets in.

Andersons tale is a terrific illustration of one kind of human trait, following an unscrupulous or misguided leader.

On the other hand, it doesn't take philosophy to know that God is more than a projection of human traits, writ large.

Martinez adds that, «lower quantities of these receptors have also been reported in a number of human traits that are not generally associated with impulsivity: social phobia, obsessive - compulsive disorder, social detachment and increased age.»

According to Andreassen, the study's senior author, some think of schizophrenia as a «side effect» arising from advantageous variants in genes that are related to the development of human traits, such as cognitive and language skills, that may have increased risks for developing psychoses.

One of the human traits that Mark mentions but Matthew and Luke pass over in silence is capacity for anger.

One of the human traits we all share is our ability to copy.