Sentence examples for of stereotypic from inspiring English sources
Voluntary wheel running is not regarded as a form of stereotypic behavior [27] because, unlike other reported locomotor stereotypes, it is not expressed at the cost of resting behavior such as sleep [14] as is the case in other reported locomotor stereotypies [28], [29].
"This place exists in defiance of stereotypic notions of what racial transformation means," the county executive said.
When it comes to identifying exactly who the "Jews" are that she loves so unreservedly, Burchill tellingly rejects one set of stereotypic Ashkenazi characteristics – humour, chicken soup, kvetching, Woody Allen, fiddling on rooftops – in favour of those advanced by the ethno-Zionists: intelligence, IDF machismo, "true" democracy, good looks etc.
Such restrictions can lead to digestive disturbances and promote the development of stereotypic behaviours.
Eleven forms of stereotypic behaviours were recorded in the bears, with pacing being the most common.
The lowest measures of stereotypic behaviour were recorded in the large cages and the medium long cage.
DCN axons innervate the optic lobes via an initial phase of long-range axonal growth and retraction steps, followed by the establishment of a stereotypic number of axonal branches by an unknown mechanism.
We took advantage of this stereotypic recovery of hair cells to ask whether a neuron would regain contacts with hair cells of identical polarity.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02755.002 Early neuronal development consists of a stereotypic progression of events involving neurite extension, axonal polarization and growth, dendritic arborization, and synaptic formation (Urbanska et al., 2008; Barnes and Polleux, 2009; Caceres et al., 2012).
As described by Turner et al. [ 33], person-centredness is an important part of best practice with ageing persons [ 33], and it is an important aspect of confronting stereotypic and stigmatising views of people with CALD backgrounds [ 34, 35].
Therefore, lineage analysis of single cells in the context of the stereotypic growth occurring in the fish retina makes it possible to define the initiation and exhaustion of the proliferative capacities of RPCs and RSCs in their natural niche.
