The phrase "are hardwired in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is ingrained or permanently established within a system or individual.
Example: "Our instincts for survival are hardwired in, influencing our decisions even in modern society."
Alternatives: "are ingrained" or "are embedded".
They are hardwired in the fly — the fly is born with them, just as it's born with nanchung and water witch and the associated hairs on its antennae.
They are hardwired in the fly the fly is born with them, just as it's born with nanchung and water witch and the associated hairs on its antennae.
It shifts into the biologically encoded survival mechanisms that are hardwired in that go with starvation mode," Albers tells me.
Implicit feedback loops are usually hard to detect experimentally as structural organization of the kinases and phosphatases doesn't usually reflect presence of such implicit feedback loops, unlike the explicit feedback loops which are hardwired in the systems structure [ 29].
Both the observation that vagal motor unit collaterals project to myenteric ganglia and the fact that individual motor units co-innervate longitudinal and circular muscle layers are consistent with the hypothesis that elements contributing to peristaltic programming inhere, or are "hardwired," in the peripheral architecture of esophageal motor units.
Do you know what associations, assumptions and conclusions are hardwired in your brain influencing your behavior?
In artificially designed mechanical systems, such fine control is hardwired in, in the form of unit switches.
Researchers know exactly how and where this fear memory is hardwired in the rat's amygdala, a part of the brain that processes emotions.
Writing in his 1995 book The Demon-Haunted World, Carl Sagan theorized that "As soon as the infant can see, it recognizes faces, and we now know that this skill is hardwired in our brains.
Fitch hopes that similar studies will be done on other domestic animals and on human-raised wolves to see how much of this ability is hardwired in dogs and how much is due to growing up among talking humans.
