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The impact of hygienic living conditions on the differentiation of male body height at the beginning of the twentieth century in the USSR. [PDF]
Lebedeva L, Godina E.
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Cognition and the Living Condition
2020Our contemporary era permits a harnessing of fresh contemporary resources to evolutionary biology from the emerging fields of metagenomics (the direct study of genetic material from environmental samples), epigenomics (the complete range of epigenetic factors that influence gene expression), and hologenomics (the complete genetic complement of an ...
John Torday, William Miller
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Living Conditions in the Arctic
Social Indicators Research, 2002This paper introduces a model for conducting research on living conditions among peoples that have experienced rapid social, cultural and economic change in countries where a non-parallel development has occurred. This model was developed by the researchers of SLICA, A Survey of Living Conditions in the Artic; Inuit, Saami and the Indigenous Peoples of
Thomas Andersen, Birger Poppel
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Living Conditions and Satisfactions
International Journal of Sociology, 2011What increases our happiness? Does wealth make us less stressed and more happy? Does stress make us unhappy? What are the relations between our material and psychological well-being? Does a better-off life bring more satisfaction in better-off or in poorer societies?
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Improvement in Living Conditions
Problems in Economics, 1961One of the most important indices of the rising welfare of the Soviet people is the satisfaction to an increasing degree of their requirements in housing. The solution of the housing question is of nationwide importance and is one of the primary tasks set by the Party and the Government.
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2009
The challenge to improve the living conditions of women Compared to men, women have benefited less during the course of economic development. This has resulted in a lowered status for women within the house, in the workplace and in the community. It is well established by now that the unequal status between men and women is not due to their biological
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The challenge to improve the living conditions of women Compared to men, women have benefited less during the course of economic development. This has resulted in a lowered status for women within the house, in the workplace and in the community. It is well established by now that the unequal status between men and women is not due to their biological
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