… potential advantage in close temporal proximity to the cue from those where the cue operates
in one phase but the potential advantage is manifested in a later phase of the life course. …

… While early life stress exposure can have a large number of consequences, we emphasise
… growth and development, which thereby have the potential to produce long-term effects on …

… The great controversy over growth in human populations which … of potential population
growth and certain subsidiary phenomena and the way in which these are related to particular life …

… The prevalence and level of human exposure to aflatoxins on a global scale have been …
also provide effective and economical new approaches to protecting human populations. …

… That is, we here inquire into when human life begins from an experiential perspective.
Consequently, this inquiry does not begin with a definition of what attributes constitute a human …

… climate change [29] review/empirical the role of life-history plasticity and evolution in response
to … When considering human effects on evolution and the potential consequences, it is …

… Human activities have significantly impacted the environment and are changing our climate
in ways that will have major consequences … In this review we will explore the potential impact …

… of human disease, disability adjusted life years (DALY), have been established (Citation16,
Citation17). The definition of one DALY is the loss of one healthy year of human life… potential (…

… (3), (4), and (5) indicate that childhood health and economic status determine the human
capital that individuals carry into young adulthood in the form of higher earnings potential, …

… in life, or identify healthy heterozygote carriers of recessive diseases. Genetic tests can be
performed at any stage of the human life … example of the potential for using information about …