Sentence examples for innate contribution from inspiring English sources

Over the years, two conceptions of the innate contribution to language learning and its elaboration during the learning process have been proposed.

That is, in order to support the view that the innate contribution to language acquisition is something as rich and detailed as knowledge of Universal Grammar, nativists must hold that the inputs to language acquisition are defective in many and widespread cases.

But is this inborn contribution to phonological learning language specific, that is, does it support the conclusion that (this aspect of) language is innate?

Concerted efforts of modern pharmacogenetics, novel insights into innate immunity and contributions from molecular virology will hopefully allow deciphering the precise mechanism(s) that are at the basis of the antiviral effect of this nucleoside analogue.

From the first, the Brooklyn mama's boy who left high school and crossed the river to Manhattan to find work at Warhol's Factory gave evidence of a singular gift and cultural contribution: an innate ability to capture and transmit the essence of cool.

The evolved PVAc corona was significantly enriched compared to that observed on SiO2 nanoparticles (698 vs. 429 proteins identified); however both coronas contained a substantial contribution from innate immunity proteins, including surfactant protein A, napsin A and complement (C1q and C3) proteins.

However, their contribution to innate immunity has been only recently unravelled.

To delineate the contribution of innate effectors cells on the immune response, the frequencies of activated peripheral pDC and mDC were ascertained.

While the contribution of innate microglial inflammatory activities to disease are known, evidence for how adaptive immune mechanisms may affect the course of PD remains obscure.

The contribution of innate or cultural factors to picture recognition may not be a trivial issue but some studies have shown that people remote from the imaged-overloaded 'modern' civilization can recognize the presence of animals in pictures [46].

To determine the contribution of innate preferences to observed preference patterns in the field, we conducted host preference trials with a known number of adult female C. pipiens in outdoor cages comparing the relative attractiveness of American robins with two common sympatric bird species, European starling, Sternus vulgaris and house sparrow, Passer domesticus.