Transition from the quadrupedal mode of locomotion to bipedalism compelled changes in the femur morphology and the modern human knee has an extensive history of modifications produced by natural selection acting on its function in habitually upright walking and running.
Most modes of rationality, he suggested, are conveniently instrumental or ideological forms, which serve distinct subjective and objective functions, and they habitually stand in the way of genuine knowledge.
People who habitually use emotion reappraisal are less likely to be depressed (Feinberg, Willer, Antonenko, & John, 2012), experience more positive emotions and fewer negative emotions, and have better social functioning (Gross & John, 2003).
§ 18. Don't habitually use parenthetical shorthand names.
Our study involved female patients only, as this demographic tends to habitually use makeup.
Approximately 85% of all oral cavity cancer patients habitually use betel quid (Chong, 1966).
This behaviour manifests itself by the prevalence of slowly decaying autocorrelation function and questions the Markov assumption, often habitually employed in time series analysis.
She's the type of lady people habitually refer to at family functions as "quite a woman"; mega uptight and super-respectful.
Commit to giving habitually instead of giving only on occasion.
Court functions were still held at Windsor Castle rather than at the palace, presided over by the sombre Queen habitually dressed in mourning black while Buckingham Palace remained shuttered for most of the year.
► L-DOPA impairs ability to update beliefs in response to undesirable information ► Enhancing dopamine function reduces negative expectations regarding the future Published online: July 12 , 2012Humans are optimistically biased when making predictions about the future, habitually underestimating the likelihood of negative events [ 1 8].
