Regardless of how many of Kelly's schemes were adopted, the meeting exhibited Belichick's openness to different ideas.
Our first measure of communication style is the scale of "openness" exhibited by a person.
What she found from these conversations was that most of the musicians exhibited the contradiction of openness and sensitivity (as well as introversion and extraversion) in their personalities.
For histone hallmarks, many activators of gene expression exhibited important impact on the "openness" of chromatin, such as H3k4me [ 21] and histone acetylations [ 28].
In general, the openness of the barrel positively correlates with the size of the substrate; that is, radical SAM enzymes with larger macromolecular substrates exhibit more open barrel structures.
Young men too (aged 15-24), exhibited regressive tendencies over time with respect to openness about HIV discussions (18.4% vs. 28.2%, AOR 1.8; 95% CI 1.1-3.0, p=0.02).
Knowing scarcely a soul, she exhibits a foundling's openness to experience.
The drier landscape positions generally had more intense fires, more canopy openness, and more oak and hickory advance regeneration; several other tree species also exhibited marked landscape variation in regeneration after treatments.
Recently evaluated by a structured measure of personality (the 'Big Five Inventory') and by questionnaires assessing empathy, synesthetes exhibited higher levels of 'Openness to Experience', considered to be related to imagination and artistic tendencies, and higher levels of 'Fantasizing', conceptually related to 'Openness' [ 51 ▪].
Participants with FTLD exhibited widespread alterations in personality compared with healthy age-matched controls: disease onset was associated with significant decline in the traits of extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness and openness, but an increase in neuroticism.
