Sentence examples for idiosyncratic events from inspiring English sources
Well, because idiosyncratic events are recorded through idiosyncratic marks in their bodies.
The significant positive correlation of the error terms means has as a consequence that idiosyncratic events or shocks in a time period that influences the decision of a woman to visit one type of cancer screening examination also influences the decision of a woman to visit the other type of cancer screening examination.
Wind may still play a role, however, if idiosyncratic events (i.e., hurricanes) contribute disproportionately to stochastic, long-distance dispersal of bats.
In sum, life-stage-specific events, idiosyncratic events, coping strategies, resources, and differences in self-regulation might be subject to further elaboration for their incremental influence on reported stressful events accumulating to chronic stress as the TICS showed.
We suggest certain advance neuroimaging techniques may even be developed for use in studying relatively infrequently occurring and idiosyncratic events in mental health symptomatology (such as intrusive memories) and be used to predict individual's future symptom response.
"This was an idiosyncratic event," she said.
The meet's most idiosyncratic event involved professional athletes from five different sports — football, baseball, basketball, soccer and bobsledding — gathering on the track to settle the type of debate that tends to exist only in the realm of hypotheticals conceived and debated by sports fans after a couple of rounds of beer.
Is this because the adverse effects (if any) of GLP-1 agonist therapy on the exocrine pancreas are a rare idiosyncratic event?
At a time when TV audiences are becoming more fragmented, and TV viewing habits more idiosyncratic, televisual events are rarer.
These adverse drug reactions cause a broad range of clinically severe conditions including both highly reproducible and dose dependent toxicities as well as relatively infrequent and idiosyncratic adverse events.
MVPA opens the possibility of decoding brain activity to reconstruct idiosyncratic cognitive events with relevance to understanding and predicting mental health symptoms.
