Sentence examples for capacity for reciprocal from inspiring English sources

Such responses assume a capacity for reciprocal exchange that may not always be present.

There are five dimensions: social awareness, social cognition, social communication (capacity for reciprocal social responses), social motivation (including social anxiety/avoidance), and autistic mannerisms (characteristic autistic preoccupations/traits).

The 65-item rating scale measures the severity of autism spectrum symptoms occurring in natural social settings, assessing social awareness, social information processing, capacity for reciprocal social communication, social anxiety/avoidance, and autistic preoccupations and traits.

Most of the signature features distinguish USP11 from USP4 and USP15, though the divergence of these last two is of practical interest due to their high protein sequence identity (Fig.  1), functional overlap (Table  2), and capacity for reciprocal rescue at the organismal level (Table  3).

It also is possible that chimpanzees (and other primates) might practice reciprocal altruism in the wild, but do not display contingent responses in experimental settings because they do not have a domain-general capacity for contingent reciprocity.

But organisms are unlike artifacts in that they are not produced or maintained by an external cause, but instead have the self-producing and self-maintaining character that is revealed in the kinds of vital properties (reproduction of young, capacity to nourish themselves, reciprocal dependence of parts, capacity for self-repair) which Kant illustrates with the example of the tree.

G1 females produced from the cross (P cytotype females × M cytotype males) present a strong capacity for repression, whereas females produced from the reciprocal cross present a weak capacity for repression [64].

Hence the reformers' support for "reciprocal obligation" and "development coherence".

Not surprisingly, this case has reinvigorated those campaigning for reciprocal anonymity for defendants as well as victims.

We summarise this as a need for reciprocal awareness.

Under President Kennedy, the US negotiated tariff cuts in exchange for reciprocal cuts by trading partners.