These results suggest that distinct aptitudes within broader domains of cognition and language, even within the normal range, influence the neural signatures of semantic and syntactic processing.
This originated in the 1930s when what became known as the Hawthorne research, involving the workers and management of an industrial plant near Chicago, brought out the importance to productivity of social or informal organization, good communications, individual and group behaviour, and attitudes (as distinct from aptitudes).
Taking charge of a city region, demonstrating that even with shrunken budgets there is a progressive alternative to Conservative rule, showing a practical aptitude for administration as distinct from impotent, protest gesture politics in Westminster – such are the opportunities that devolution deals offer a Labour party with imagination and courage.
We find that genes with high CpG O/ E measures possess an enriched aptitude for conditional expression associated with distinct tissues or alternate phenotypes.
Here, Mr. Munisteri shows his aptitude both for focusing on the overall picture of a dance -- arranging distinct spatial patterns using the entire group -- and making small details, like slow, virtuosic lifts and beautifully executed turns, appear grand.
Although the main function of APCs is to trigger T cells into cell cycle progression, it is now well established that functionally distinct APC subsets can also influence the subsequent development of these dividing cells and their aptitude to secrete different patterns of cytokines [27].
Following Eder's (2006) study on person-environment congruence in Austria's upper secondary school system, schools that offer vocationally oriented education but specialize in distinct occupational fields create different learning environments to match and promote their students' differing aptitudes and interests.
Attitude, not aptitude, determines altitude.
As for logistical aptitude?
