Sentence examples for observable manifestations from inspiring English sources
Andrich (1988) argued that "ability is a latent trait, whereas performances are the observable manifestations of ability … in making observations that reflect properties, the actual properties are abstractions based on the patterns of observations" (p. 14).
First, we observed that gene expression variation of selected genes could precede clinical observable manifestations.
It was proposed that emotional expressions and the motivation of behaviour are the observable manifestations of changes in arousal level.
Successful inductions track the observable manifestations of the causal mechanisms responsible for the characteristics of the kind.
For those events or processes proposed as critical for a given account, what other observable manifestations should they have?
We demonstrated that a significant decrease (P < 0.001) in backscattered intensity during seizure progression can be detected before the onset of observable manifestations of generalized (stage-5) seizures.
Gestures, as one well-studied example, have been argued to arise from simulations of motor action in the brain cascading to trigger the execution of visible motor programs, making it an observable manifestation of embodiment (Hostetter & Alibali, 2008).
Thus, personality functioning can be regarded as the observable manifestation of the underlying personality organization.
Abnormal behavior can be the first and most readily observable manifestation of endocrine disruption [ 21].
Symptoms are one observable manifestation of infection but many infections especially if they are viral may have no symptoms or may lead to very mild symptoms.
9) Could the authors be more clear on how could a directional flow at the cortex induce asymmetry, for example of the spindle? 1) The authors are inferring a connection between chiral flows in the zygote, those that occur at the 4-cell stage in ABa and ABp, and the skew of ABa and ABp that represents the first observable manifestation of embryonic handedness.
