Sentence examples for engender identification from inspiring English sources
Experiences of discrimination may engender identification and association within ethnic group [ 28], as evidenced by development of ethnic enclaves that have potentially positive mental health benefits among other marginalized groups [ 28, 29].
Critically, this hypothesis suggests that major depression may be characterised by the failure of the normal function for more negative mood (whether increasing sad mood or decreasing happy mood) to engender more concrete identifications.
Importantly, these results suggest that clinical depression may be characterised by the failure of the normal and adaptive function of mood to engender more concrete identifications in order to deal with difficult situations.
For example, the belief that it is important to understand feelings and problems would engender a tendency to adopt more abstract levels of goal/action identification (Watkins & Baracaia, 2001; Watkins & Moulds, 2005b).
This again suggested that psoriasis risk alleles are more likely to disrupt, rather than engender, PRE motifs, particularly those enriched in sequences upstream of PP-decreased DEGs. Figure 7 Identification of enhancer-associated non-coding psoriasis susceptibility loci as potential sites of allele-specific transcription factor binding.
Last stands engender extreme tactics.
The transformation will also engender serious losses.
But does digital interactivity engender mental passivity?
Why does 6 Music engender such affection?
