| Under their racial theories, an individual's ethnicity was determined biologically not behaviorally. |
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| This behaviorally specific questioning method generally results in higher incidence rates than the ones used in the BJS report. |
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| The rational choice model typically defines norms behaviorally, equating them with patterns of behavior as opposed to expectations or values. |
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| The current strategies are behaviorally based diagnostics and treatments, which treat autism solely as a psychiatric-behavioral disease. |
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| The?4?2 subtype is believed to mediate the behaviorally reinforcing effects of nicotine. |
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| In many social insects, kin selection has led to the evolution of sterile workers which are behaviorally or morphologically specialized for colony defense. |
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| In this respect they are behaviorally different from their peers rather than developmentally delayed, although a delay in their development is also usual. |
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| Encouraging their commitment behaviorally by having them defend their position in public seems to be especially important component for attitudinal change to occur. |
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| Correspondingly, as stated by Paul Mellars, the view distinguishes anatomically modern humans from behaviorally modern humans. |
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| We are told that the poor are a homogenous group in America, but they are homogenous neither behaviorally nor attitudinally. |
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| Newsweek Interactive, Revenue Science serves more behaviorally targeted ads than any other company. |
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| At the end of this year, students will be able to teach clients not only to recognize how patterns appear physically and behaviorally in their lives, but also how to re-create and stop them. |
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| Soles and dragonets actively selected areas of bioactive soft substrata, to which they are behaviorally and morphologically adapted. |
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| In any case, biologists are beginning to realize that cetaceans are behaviorally complex enough that a simple blanket explanation of mass stranding is not likely to be valid. |
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| There's a whole series of other characteristics that are in agreement in most cases with the hypothesis that populations in the inshore are at least behaviorally, structurally, different from populations in the offshore. |
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| In contrast, if shippers become committed to their carriers, they turn into loyal customers both attitudinally and behaviorally. |
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| It makes a convincing, behaviorally honest case for overcoming one of the last bastions of unexamined prejudice. |
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| The crested rat is now anatomically and behaviorally dependent on tree toxin for protection, and should Acokanthera go extinct, its little chiseler would soon follow. |
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| Arising from differences in the archaeological record, a debate continues as to whether anatomically modern humans were behaviorally modern as well. |
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| We applaud the Federal Trade Commission for putting together a set of principles to guide the growing area of behaviorally targeted online advertising. |
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| AlmondNet is an aggregator of behavioral data and a licensor of intellectual property and enabling technology for the delivery of behaviorally targeted ads. |
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