These needs are not learned inclinations but fundamental parts of human nature.
Thus, if the drug calms the mutant mice, the team could soon start clinical trials in people with the syndrome.Although the drug is unlikely to relieve all of the symptoms of the disorder, decreasing anxiety in people with Rett syndrome may mitigate symptoms including learning difficulties, the inclination to withdraw socially and even the tendency to hyperventilate.
From an early age Leopold showed an inclination toward learning.
For this generation, the flood of new information, academic opportunities, and world knowledge was highly appealing and shaped a life-long inclination toward learning from multiple sources.
The prospect of a career in the church was not displeasing to the thin, pale, and at times sickly boy, for he had an inclination toward learning, a facility for debate, and a relish for the prospect of governing the lives of others.
But after sitting through Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University at a local church, Brandt learned that his inclination to use one product as a "catch all" was foolish.
Begin by learning which style you possess and understanding the inclinations of the people you work with before you embark on telling the truth.
This trend reflects, in large part, a natural inclination toward novel and exciting experiences that maximize learning opportunities and are important in making the transition to independence.
This test is different from the passive avoidance test since the Y-maze is based on the subject's innate inclination to explore a new environment, rather than on learning a new behavior or rule [ 23].
Some people are hustled off to college, then to the cubicle, against their own inclinations and natural bents, when they would rather be learning to build things or fix things.
The inclination to learn from life can be taught in a liberal arts curriculum, but also in schools that focus on real-world skills, from engineering to nursing.
