Sentence examples for ambivalent interaction from inspiring English sources
The latter allows for the evaluation of different orientations and, when relevant, different tautomers of ambivalent interaction partners in the binding site such as asparagine, glutamine and histidine side chains.
Accordingly, sepsis severity is strongly related to the inflammatory response resulting from the ambivalent interaction between innate immunity and pathogens [ 3].
A study was designed to quantify ambivalent behaviour during social aggressive interactions in wolves.
As well, we noted that the mother led the quitting efforts within the context of a shared parenting dynamic, pointing to gender interactions characterized by ambivalent (shifting to protest) femininities (her ultimatum) that strategically relied on social acceptance of the responsibilities in the new father role to modify complicit masculinity, as presented by her husband.
BPD patients were found to have fewer social contacts compared to patients with other personality disorders or healthy control groups, and they characterized their social interactions as more disagreeable, ambivalent, angry, empty, and sad [ 81].
This ambivalent picture is also reflected by our genetic interaction experiments between RSK and ERK mutants, which did not provide a conclusive answer about the relationship between RSK and ERK with respect to pre- and postsynaptic functions.
The results of this study also provide new grounds for understanding trophic interactions at the regional scale as well as the ambivalent effect of landscape complexity on pest and natural enemy populations.
DSM-IV emphasizes a failure to initiate or respond to social interactions across a range of relationships and ICD-10 similarly focuses on contradictory or ambivalent social responses that extend across social situations.
I'm interested in the quicksilver nature of human interaction, the way that so much of the emotion that passes between human beings is transient, multiple, ambivalent, contrary.
