Sentence examples for motivated basis from inspiring English sources

But looking on the bright side, the rewards structure of naughty/nice works well for children in Kohlberg's pre-conventional phase of morality based on rewards and punishments, and it probably goes a long way toward improving behavior, though on a temporary, extrinsically motivated basis.

In conclusion, the NtraC approach enables the systematic detection and prediction of cryptic targeting signals present in one coherent sequence, and provides a structurally motivated basis for decoding the functional complexity of long protein targeting signals.

We hope that the model we are sketching, by giving a wider picture of these causal relations, would provide a better motivated basis for making such decisions.

Therefore, choice of long-term display, permanent storage or repeated displays of PB artefacts in air alternated with storage in the dark to let PB recolor, should be principally motivated on the basis of the type of textile and the state of degradation of the textile.

These food containers were specifically designed to avoid physical contact and the experiments were conducted in complete darkness to assure that the mouse's interest for the experimental samples was motivated on the basis of olfaction alone.

They often work on a purely voluntary basis, motivated by their commitment to help their communities.

Many experts are critical not only of the DNL metric and the 65-dB threshold, which they view as economically motivated with little basis in science, but also of FICAN itself, which has heavy representation from the aviation industry.

The idea of being able to engage with university work on a continuous 24/7 basis reframes the idea of 'the student' around a neoliberal ideal of the entrepreneurial consumer engaging with education on a flexible and self-motivated basis.

Still, our study provides a well-motivated basis for the necessary biochemical experiments.

The model's principal equation has no theoretical justification (in the sense that it could be derived from electromagnetic or any other fundamental theory) and is motivated solely on the basis of phenomenological considerations (Cartwright et al. 1995).

Some men, perceiving a need to address the lack of power at the center, felt motivated to alter the basis of government, giving more power to the new federal government and concomitantly less to states.