Sentence examples for incipient nature from inspiring English sources

Despite the incipient nature of the individuals' cognitive abilities, cooperation emerges for unprecedented values of the temptation to cheat, being also robust to invasion by cheaters, errors in decision making and inaccuracy of imitation, features akin to many species, including humans.

Given the incipient nature of the field, we adopted an eclectic approach considering and combining multiple guidelines and recommendations about developing internet and mobile interventions for mental health [ 34- 36].

Health effects data on workers involved with nanotechnology are limited because of the incipient nature of the field, the relatively small number of workers potentially exposed to date, and the lack of time for chronic disease to develop and be detected.

Given the incipient and fragmented nature of research into the use of information platforms, the study's aim was to analyze characteristics of sociocognitive interaction in a blended learning group, in both a virtual and a face-to-face classroom environment.

These results provide insight into the genetic architecture of a reproductive barrier between two incipient species in nature.

Now think about what we're talking about — that 10,000 years ago, if we were going to get the seeds of incipient agriculture to germinate, nature had to be subdued or ignored.

Instrumented nanoindentation was conducted on a FeCoCrMnNi high-entropy alloy with a single face-centered cubic structure to characterize the nature of incipient plasticity.

Condition monitoring systems are used for the detection of incipient failure and the diagnosis of the nature of faults in operating machinery.

However rehabilitation service delivery models are reactive in nature and focus on catastrophic rather than incipient disability.

Whenever two or three incipient species of D. paulistorum have come into contact in nature, the second stage of speciation has led to the development of ethological isolation, which ranges from incipient to virtually complete.

This is a relatively high level of divergence given that H. himera is a recent incipient species and is known to hybridize frequently with H. erato in nature (Figs.  2 and 3, [ 16– 16]).