Sentence examples for of consistent individual from inspiring English sources

We can reasonably conclude that the presence of the cores reflect a real phenomenon, namely the existence of a region of consistent individual judgment for each rating.

The existence of consistent, individual differences in the temperament of animals (i.e. animal personalities) is well-established [ 18– 20].

It thus seems likely that there is functional significance to variation in social network position, with life history trade-offs leading to the evolution of consistent individual differences in social behaviour (Dall, Houston, & McNamara, 2004; Krause, James, & Croft, 2010).

In contrast, the present study demonstrates, for the first time, a good within-subject reliability of the ACTH and corticosterone responses to the three environments, suggesting that HPA responsiveness to these kind of stressors is a consistent individual trait in adult rats, despite differences in the physical characteristics of the novel environments.

Body condition was significantly correlated at the beginning and end of parts A (rS = 0.674, Ntotal = 32, P < 0.001) and B (rS = 0.759, Ntotal = 16, P = 0.001) of the study, suggesting consistent individual differences in body condition.

The consistent individual identification of altered expression levels of the same proteins derived from patient specimens subjected to distinct therapeutic regimens support a potentially important role for these biomarkers in SCZ pathobiology.

One aim of cognitive neuroscience has been to identify those aspects of neurophysiology that underlie the consistent individual differences in performance that have long been observed in experimental psychology.

To the author's knowledge there are no English-language studies comparing nutritional behaviours of patients with SMI using consistent individual-level measures across Western and non-Western countries.

This approach allowed better comparisons of the oral microbiota from normal and diseased samples and better detection of consistent trends since each individual harbors a variety of oral microbiota and was his or her best control.

Therefore, adaptive explanations for the maintenance of consistent behavioral variation among individuals must deal with potential age-related behavioral variation within individuals (Dingemanse and Réale 2005; Schuett et al. 2010; Kight et al. 2013).

The virtually complete identification of gout cases, and the use of consistent case definitions for individuals at risk and their relatives, ensured the absence of information bias.