Genetic networks should behave differently in sick cells vs. healthy cells because genes that cause diseases behave fundamentally differently, and that difference should be reflected in their dynamical properties.
"What people need to understand is that when someone is behaving that way they are so sick.
However, discourse analysis allows exploration of the function that it serves: it suggests that Mr K had not overreacted to his symptoms, had not prematurely adopted a sick role and was behaving in a socially responsible way.
We are all getting sick and fed up with Barcelona behaving in this way.
For the modularity assumption to be met in this case, it means that the additional individuals counterfactually put on partial sick leave instead of full sick leave, should behave identical to those individuals who were observed on partial sick leave in the original data.
At that moment, Mr. Horton said he recognized how sick the animal was and why she was behaving so aggressively.
Similarly it is possible that the system itself is sick, even though the actors within the organization are behaving in accord with organizational etiquette and respecting the internal bonds of trust.
Noah Owen-Ashley, a wildlife biologist with the Alaska Department of Wildlife Management in Barrow, hit upon the theory while trying to learn more about how birds behave when they're sick.
The father who remains at the bedside of a desperately sick child behaves more, not less, naturally than the one who runs away to weep (1.11).
