Prefrontal Abilities by D. F. Benson

“…The neuroanatomical region that has most prominently altered with the advancing cognitive competency of the human is the prefrontal cortex, particularly the rostral extreme. …”
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Compensatory increase in oxygen extraction fraction is associated with age-related cerebrovascular disease by John McFadden, Julian Matthews, Lauren Scott, Karl Herholz, Ben Dickie, Hamied Haroon, Oliver Sparasci, Saadat Ahmed, Natalia Kyrtata, Geoffrey J.M. Parker, Hedley C.A. Emsley, Joel Handley, Maélène Lohezic, Laura M. Parkes

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On the Subject, Purpose and Method of Religious Education as a Practical Metaphysics by Süleyman Gümüş

“…And pedagogy, on the other hand, depends on the paradigm of existence, human being and behavior that finds its meaning in natural sciences such as physics and biology, human sciences, especially psychology, and educational sciences, which have been established depending on the natural state in which modernity is formed. …”
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Virtue Ethics in an Anthropological Account A Review of The Subject of Virtue: An Anthropology of Ethics and Freedom by Parisa Goudarzi, Mohsen Shabani

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Pulmonary non-tuberculous mycobacteria and Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex co-infection: A pragmatic approach to its diagnosis and management in South Africa by C Opperman, S Singh, Y Ghebrekristos, R Warren, W Goosen

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Research Progress on the Correlation Between Microecological Flora and Endometriosis by LI Maoping, CHANG Heng

“…Microecological flora, an important part of the human microenvironment, changes with the changes in the internal and external environments of the human body, and plays an important role in maintaining human body's normal function. …”
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To Live or to Die: Prosurvival Activity of PPARγ in Cancers by Y. Lynn Wang, Qi Miao

“…We discuss the following five aspects of the nuclear hormone receptor and its agonists: (1) relative expression of PPARγ in human tumor versus normal tissues; (2) receptor-dependent proneoplastic effects; (3) impact of PPARγ and its agonists on tumors in animal models; (4) clinical trials of thiazolidinediones (TZDs) in human malignancies; (5) TZDs as chemopreventive agents in epidemiology studies. …”
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La culture de la patate douce et du maïs chez les Krahô by Ana Gabriela Morim de Lima

“…In the context of recent ethnological debate, Krahô’s ethnography offers original elements for thinking about other forms of human-plant interaction that, going beyond human exceptionalism, reveal a general effort to produce kinship ties with cultivated plants.…”
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Les études et recherches lesbiennes et gays en France (1970-2006) by Régis Revenin

“…However, while increasingly visible within the media, this field of research still remains very marginal within the French university system, and nowhere in France is there a specific department or program in humanities or in the social sciences dedicated to LGBTQ studies or even to the study of human sexuality.…”
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Multislot Antenna with a Screening Backplane for UWB WBAN Applications by Yun-fei Wei, Christophe Roblin

“…The influence of antenna parameters and human body proximity on the radiation characteristics of the MSA-BP is analyzed. …”
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Transhumane Entwicklungen in Dietmar Daths Roman Venus siegt (2015) by Hans Esselborn

“…The novel describes transgressions of the limits of biology and technology according to a conception of intelligence which corresponds to human reason. That is why the world the novel depicts rather consists in an open society, enhanced by machines, inhabited by perfected human beings.…”
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The Boundaries of Ethics – Art without Boundaries by Hiltrud Schinzel

“…They document that it is relevant to modify conservation’s function according to human biological conditions including basic human needs. …”
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The Internet communication in the perspective of personalism of E. Mounier by Robert Więckowski

“…Mounier distinguishes two aspects of human communication: objective and subjective. The first one is reduced to the function of giving information, the second one. is specific for a man as a person. …”
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Beyond the body – Rethinking the architectural module to promote social inclusion by Mickeal Milocco Borlini, Ambra Pecile, Christina Conti

“… The architectural module has long been associated with the concept of measurement, where standardisation of the human body is used to define absolute modularity. …”
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Maurice Renard et la science en récit au temps du Docteur Lerne et du Péril bleu by Sandrine Schiano

“…Maurice Renard is suspicious in his tales when he describes and examines the stability of the species and the human race. If Le Docteur Lerne (1908) knocks down the biological and physiological laws of the Creation in "wonderful hypotheses", Le Péril bleu (1910) shows the limits of a human knowledge reduced to a pure anthropocentric vision. …”
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Virtuous integrative social robotics for ethical governance by Anshu Saxena Arora, Arlene Marshall, Amit Arora, John R. McIntyre

“…Virtue ethics is explored as a means for programming social robots as artificial moral agents, placing human values as the basis of robot design. It is based on the ‘non-replacement principle’ whereby social robots should behave as a virtuous human would. …”
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“Lost in translation?” Animal research in the era of precision medicine by Hamideh Frühwein, Norbert W. Paul

“…Abstract Preclinical animal research has long been a cornerstone in evaluating the efficacy, toxicity, and safety of potential drug treatments before they proceed to human clinical trials. However, given the intricate nature of human physiology and the complexities of diseases such as cancer, this paper critically examines the role of animal experimentation in translational research, both from epistemological and ethical viewpoints. …”
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Ludzkie zoo w percepcji dzieci by Tomasz Nowicki

“… The presented article explores the idea of the Human Zoo and the children’s perception of the possibility of keeping people in the Zoo. …”
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Black soteriology: the physiological and ontological process by H. M. Mdingi

“…This is particularly so when one considers that the freedom posed by colourlessness and universalism of humanity is an irrational ideal, which works to undermine the level of Black historical oppression, and a denial of justice. …”
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Que fait l’Intelligence Artificielle à l’intelligence ? by Eugène Favier-Baron

“…This article will consider Artificial Intelligence as a « dispositif naturalisé » in the sense of Yves Jeanneret, i.e. as a means of reifying a certain interpretation of human cognitive mechanisms, which in turn become a point of reference for what should be perceived as the characteristics of human intelligence. …”
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