We conclude that in addition to an out-of-the-X pattern, our results for mitochondrial duplicate genes suggest an avoidance-of-the-X pattern.
Whether encountering survivors in person, reading their accounts, or viewing their art, it may be that the compelling first signs of their experience is conveyed by the slightest evidence of a compulsive behavior--a twitch of the body, a hesitation or an avoidance of the most common thing or circumstance.
In this way, the recruiter does not act in a profit-maximizing manner, but "an avoidance of the psychic cost of contact with the 'wrong' race takes precedence" (Riach and Rich 1991, p. 247).
There is an instinct for human truthfulness, and an avoidance of the grandiose, in both these choreographers.
Still, I'm aware that everything I do is an avoidance of the end, or an attempt to prolong the third act.
As maternal vitamin D deficiency may predispose children to autism, a high consumption of vitamin D-rich seafood, and an avoidance of the use of sunblock during pregnancy could be suggested as an autism prevention strategy.
This research has highlighted a number of issues regarding dementia diagnosis delivery, including an avoidance of the terms 'dementia' or 'Alzheimer's disease' (e.g., Karnieli-Miller et al., 2007).
This resentment of illness could also reflect an avoidance of the reality of living with HIV and a negative coping strategy.
While such an answer may appear to be little more than an avoidance of the question, Mr. Van Winkle is in good company.
But ever since the day he died there has been talk of an avoidance of the truth, with the artist's connivance.
