Sentence examples for biological foundations from inspiring English sources

Little is known about the biological foundations of morality.

However, the biological foundations of processing speed are not understood.

This is why Pinker has persuaded himself that liberal democracy and current opinion about women's sexual autonomy have biological foundations.

The book discusses evolution and genetics, biochemistry, plant and animal anatomy, ecology and the biological foundations of human behavior, among other topics.

Increasingly often, the local Ethical Committees (ECs) had to consider and evaluate research designs and protocols on complex procedures with long-standing practice but scarce biological foundations.

We argue that the biological foundations of enactive cognitive science can provide the conceptual tools that are needed to diagnose more clearly the shortcomings of current embodied AI.

But every aspect of life has a biological foundation in exactly the same sense, which is that unless it was biologically possible it wouldn't exist.

But in humans, cultural variation hides both the social unity of humankind and its biological foundation".

In other words, social communication is the biological foundation upon which evolution built more complex language.

Because of this shared human nature, with its biological foundation, "human politics is subject to certain recurring patterns of behavior across time and across cultures," he writes.

Diseases often associated with racial groups are found in other groups, thus making them more likely to be the result of reproductive patterns than some biological foundation.