For instance, a group of child psychiatrists aspired to introduce a category they called "atypical child" — an idea that, according to Spitzer, didn't survive the first meeting.
This also supports the idea that atypical brain development can explain the interrelatedness between these disorders [ 48].
Nevertheless, this finding supports the idea that lateralisation of auditory processing is atypical in children with DS.
This may suggest that the promoter architecture of ORs may be under evolutionary pressure to drive transcription both in OE and in other tissues strongly challenging the idea that OR expression outside OE is "atypical" or "ectopic".
Spontaneous base substitution patterns were first explained by tendencies of potential tautomeric shifts involving atypical complementary base pairing (Topal and Fresco 1976), however, this idea now appears largely discredited by empirical data (Vonborstel 1994).
A not atypical sentence is this one, in which Ms. Bechdel considers an idea from the British psychoanalyst Donald Winnicott: "The 'mind-psyche' that takes over and replaces the mother is a version of the compliant false self".
Our finding of clinical efficacy of lithium is in line with the recent idea that SHANK3 patients with ASD may present an atypical form of bipolar disorders [ 8, 9].
In the latter the subject's reaction to emotionally charged memories and ideas provoked by certain of the test stimuli may produce atypical or revealing associations or, more often, unusually long or short reaction times.
Close resemblance of copper toxicosis symptoms to Wilson disease led to the idea of examining the role of COMMD1 in WD patients particularly with atypical phenotypes [ 16- 18].
Thus, the general idea is to achieve acceptable results reducing the cost of adapting a model to atypical voices.
