Sentence examples for innate difference from inspiring English sources
But the supposition of an innate difference in math ability between men and women, suggested in 2005 by Lawrence H. Summers, the president of Harvard University at the time, is not borne out by Mr. Guiso's research.
It suggests that the very statistics evolutionary psychologists use to prove innate difference — like number of sexual partners or rates of masturbation — are heavily influenced by culture.
For example, in most of the cerebral cortical areas examined, an innate difference was not seen.
This innate difference of NPY mRNA expression in the DG between P and NP rats is region specific.
To examine whether a robotic surgical platform can complement the fine motor skills of the nondominant hand, compensating for the innate difference in dexterity between surgeon's hands, thereby conferring virtual ambidexterity.
That income differential represents more than just the "sheepskin effect" of a diploma; some of it comes from the innate difference in intelligence of high school grads versus dropouts.
Alternative explanations of our findings include innate differences in nasal physiology that are different in allergic compared with nonallergic subjects.
It proposes that humans differ in fundamental abilities because of innate differences, that these innate differences are biologically inherited, and that human nature guarantees the formation of a hierarchical society -- top dogs and bottom dogs.
Informants accounted for this in a variety of ways, citing the increased virulence of certain diseases, innate differences in people that cause them to respond differently to treatments, and misdiagnosis of the illness.
Our results clearly indicate that while studies on captive individuals and controlled diets reveal innate differences in carotenoid physiology, the emerging patterns may be different in the real ecological context.
Our finding that OLs in the CC and cortex respond differently to overexpression of golli J37 suggests that there may be innate differences in sensitivity to increased golli expression among various subpopulations of OLs.
