Sentence examples for morphological and cognitive from inspiring English sources

Many animal species have morphological and cognitive adaptations for fighting with others to gain resources, but it remains unclear how humans make fighting decisions.

Humans and chimpanzees share some 99% of DNA and amino acid identity, yet they exhibit important biomedical, morphological, and cognitive differences, difficult to accommodate within the remaining 1% of sequence diversity.

Recently, intranasally administered HSP70 rapidly enters the afflicted brain regions and mitigates multiple AD-like morphological and cognitive abnormalities observed in model animals [ 12].

Of the 15 novel regions from the Green et al. scan, 5 contained genes with interesting relations to human morphological and cognitive traits.

Previous studies have showed that the functional disorder of Hsp70 related to neuroprotective system play an important role in development of AD [ 78], and intranasally administered Hsp70 enters the afflicted brain regions and mitigates multiple AD-like morphological and cognitive abnormalities observed in model animals [ 5].

Ever since the first draft of the human genome was completed in 2001, there has been increased interest in identifying genetic changes that are uniquely human, which could account for our distinct morphological and cognitive capabilities with respect to other apes.

Given the strong and general association of ecology and head shape in teleost fishes [ 32- 36], our results indicate that eco-morphological adaptation and cognitive adaptation can interact through phenotypic integration of head morphology and brain size.

Thus, exogenous BDNF administration or pharmacological treatments that raise BDNF levels only ameliorate or partially improve morphological phenotypes or motor and cognitive behavior in different HD mouse models, which could be related with the dysfunctional signaling of TrkB and p75NTR demonstrated in the present study.

In our attempt to test if and to what extent it is morally acceptable for modern people to use biotechnologies in order to enhance their cognitive, morphological and procreative capacities, we will mainly rely on the division regarding specific patterns of means of enhancement.

We studied the morphological and psychobehavioral characteristics (age, cognitive ability) of the subjects in each group.

The differences in floral morphology are probably because of the fundamentally different behavioural and cognitive abilities and the morphological adaptations for collecting floral rewards (e.g. long tongue, corbiculae) that separate bees from saprophilous flies and beetles, which are primarily not adapted to flower visitation (Faegri & Van der Pijl, 1971).