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We should be more honest about how ugly and shameful our bloodlust is (and about how natural it is, too, and how inherent to the human condition), and we should try to channel our need for catharsis in this regard into forms of entertainment that don't leave real broken bodies their wake.

This connection was done by examining how concepts inherent to cross-culturally validated PRO instruments in haemophilia are represented in the ICF (adults) or in the ICF-CY (children and adolescents).

A: I think it is the same as the first film, which is just a look at how inherent violence is to human nature or not.

There is a growing appreciation of how inherent protein flexibility can allow proteins to adopt non-native states, which may allow them to gain new functions or interact with different protein partners.

Specifically I examine how the dangers inherent to logging labour are paired with particular affective relations to local landscapes and the machines with which logger's shaped them.

Using six 40-m-long streamside flumes, we created a gradient of streambed landscapes with increasing spatial flow heterogeneity to assess how physical heterogeneity, inherent to streams, affects biofilm diversity and DOC use.

We are also interested in studying the impact of different problem characteristics and how certain operations inherent to the mining process affect these measures.

As cogently detailed by Dhruv Khullar, we have failed to acknowledge and confront how inherent patient differences should be built into our present day care model.

Further, we must acknowledge the temporal component of vulnerability, therefore our analyses must go beyond a transitory view to an understanding of the dynamics of vulnerability, particularly how inherent socio-economic conditions drive vulnerability today, and how patterns of vulnerability shift during the course of a long-lived crisis.

That's how Inherent Vice rolls.

Radcliffe fellow and HMS professor Ann-Christine Duhaime, whose new project explores how inherent brain drive and reward systems may influence behaviors affecting the environment and global warming.