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determinismo biológico испанский
determinismo genético каталонский
determinisme biologic Belief that human behavior is controlled by an individual's genes or physiology.
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Examples for "biological determinism"
Examples for "biological determinism"
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He believed in biological determinism, just as Lenin believed in historical determinism.
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Science uses biological determinism to predict diseases and good health through genetic patterning.
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You keep coming back to this biological determinism stuff.
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He puts it down to biological determinism.
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In this section, Walter looks at the way that arguments for biological determinism have suddenly multiplied in recent years.
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Costello syndrome is a sporadic development anomaly suggesting a genetic determinism.
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Our results strongly suggest that inhibin mutations contribute to the genetic determinism of epithelial ovarian tumors.
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The triumph of free will over genetic determinism!
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The challenging ethical issues associated with genetic determinism in climbing are no longer strictly a philosophical discussion.
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This new marker provides a valuable tool to assess the risk for putative bradykinin-associated disorders with genetic determinism.
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The report of the psychicist, Doctor Heuvelmans, concludes that it was the triumph of free will over genetic determinism.
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Scientists are daily discovering genes involved in human behaviour, causing people to speculate about genetic determinism and freedom of choice.
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I am not qualified to say whether that is psychologically true, but behind the play lies a genetic determinism that I resist.
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Genetic influence is not genetic determinism and the interplay between genes and development is enormously complicated.
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