Sentence examples for developed as opposed from inspiring English sources

Students with a growth mindset believe that intelligence can be developed, as opposed to those with a "fixed" mindset who believe that people are born with a certain amount of intelligence, the researchers said.

Certainly, though Lewis wrote 23 novels and planned several others, a more extensive and sensitive reading of Lewis's works, and a theory of how they developed (as opposed to details of how they got written), would have helped flesh out the novelist.

Coke particles formed from emulsions were more void with thinner and fragile shells suggesting that an amorphous-like molecular structure could have developed as opposed to the more compact shell structure observed for HFO residues, which were harder and more reticent to burning.

All of them pointed back to one core conclusion: The key to success isn't necessarily in ability, it's in whether you view ability as something that can be developed, as opposed to something inherent that must be demonstrated.

For example, a parameter differentiating between positive and negative co-regulation could be developed (as opposed to our function, which used absolute values and thus did not differentiate between positive and negative co-regulation).

However, these themes are tentative, and researchers are open to modifying or deleting them as the template is developed, as opposed to coding categories used in quantitative content analysis [ 31].

And if the self interview is done as the project develops (as opposed to being finished like a book) you can make changes as you progress.

In addition, subsequent alignment as the market develops, as opposed to initial alignment at the beginning of market emergence, is associated with the reconfiguration of capabilities and is the more important determinant of entry timing.

As an alternative, for each country, we calculated the percentage of emigrants that settled down in developed countries as opposed to developing countries (United Nations, 2010).

The dominant traditions in those debates were those of a radically democratic socialism developed as we opposed the US war on Vietnam on the one hand, and the Russian invasion of Czechoslovakia on the other.

Therefore, the role of the patient user is considered to play a passive role, more in terms of verifying the value of an already developed device, as opposed to being involved in the initial design and development stages.