Sentences with phrase «uniquely human traits»

It's one of those uniquely human traits that we possess.

A complete understanding of uniquely human traits will, however, include more than DNA.

(CNN)-- Being nice to others and cooperating with them aren't uniquely human traits.

The willingness to imitate such gestures may be a uniquely human trait, researchers propose.

As a uniquely human trait, language has long baffled evolutionary biologists.

Thinking about thinking, that quintessentially human state of self - awareness, may not be such a uniquely human trait after all.

Since arithmetic and reading might work at a level below conscious awareness, the study adds support to the idea that such reasoning may not be a uniquely human trait.

Is openness a uniquely human trait?

Personality — consistent patterns of individual behavior — was once considered a uniquely human trait.

The findings challenge the notion that exhaled and voiced laughter are «a uniquely human trait,» says Davila Ross.

«This is the first gene, to our knowledge... implicated in such pathways,» the authors write, «and it promises to offer insights into the molecular processes mediating this uniquely human trait.»

Not exact matches

The butt, it turns out, is crucial — right up there with the chin among traits that make us uniquely human.

In essence biometrics is a method for uniquely recognising humans based upon one or more intrinsic physical or behavioural traits.