Sentence examples for innate aspect from inspiring English sources

But platforms are exploiting that innate aspect of our character.

The human desire to be near coastal waters is an innate aspect of both human settlement choices and leisure behaviour.

Healthcare is a prime example of how the three Vs of data, velocity (speed of generation of data), variety, and volume [ 4], are an innate aspect of the data it produces.

Other theorists (particularly Gestaltists) stress the view that perceptual organization is physiologically inborn, being inherent in innate aspects of brain functioning rather than depending on a synthesizing process of learning to combine simpler elements into more complex, integrated wholes.

I'm unsure if it's due to innate aspects of personality or related to my carefree upbringing, but I am very open about sex, and often wish the rest of the world would be too.

24 In the long term, at 9 13 years of age, the intervention has been shown to have improved lung size 25 and innate aspects of immunity, 26 but has not affected biomarker risk factors for cardiovascular diseases.

Animal serpins exert control over a remarkable diversity of physiological processes including blood coagulation, fibrinolysis, innate immunity and aspects of development.

According to Stern, 10 cognitive reserve relates back to the fact that innate intelligence or aspects of life experience, such as educational or occupational attainment, provide a reserve represented by a set of skills that would protect individuals from the cognitive decline associated with normal aging or Alzheimer's disease.

We studied this aspect of innate immunity using mice chronically depleted of PMN by treatment with monoclonal antibody RB6.

The phagocytic oxidative burst is a fundamental aspect of innate immunity, yet the mechanism by which these reactive species kill bacteria is not well understood.

Indeed, one important aspect of innate immunity involves the response of monocytes and macrophages, which is mediated by receptors whose primary ligands arise from various microorganisms.