Sentence examples for more innate from inspiring English sources
Toeaina can be that, though at 308 pounds, he's a more innate clogger.
His orchestration is often startling, yet its deployment is always at the service of the more innate musical events of the composition.
And African players, who have worked so hard against such long odds to get out of Africa, may have more innate respect for a foreign coach's expertise.
"They understand people's more innate belief in hard work and individual responsibility and see government as too often lacking that understanding".
The artists seem to be in a permanent state of wariness and suspicion, which is sometimes the result of political instability and at other times more innate.
On Veterans Day it seems appropriate to ask, "Is War Our Biological Destiny?" But war is simply a means of organizing more innate human desires, like conflict and competition.
This profile differs to that found at resolution, which comprises more innate-type lymphocytes and B1 cells expressing MAC-1.
Thus, from these experiments we show a shift in lymphocyte populations from the naive to a resolving state constituting more innate-type lymphocytes as well as a different phenotype of B1 cells.
The majority of CD8+ T-cells from Itk-/ as well as from Itk-/-Rlk-/ mice show a more "innate-like" T-cell phenotype, sharing characteristics with conventional memory T-cells, i.e. CD44hi, CD62L- and CD122hi [ 9- 11].
Language and verbal communication seem to be innate, more "natural".
Cultural impact matters more than innate creativity.
