Sentence examples for persisting disposition from inspiring English sources
Extensive research suggests that adolescent ASD is a genetically-initiated, drug-exacerbated, persisting disposition to make risky antisocial and substance-use decisions.
As a working definition, loyalty can be characterized as a practical disposition to persist in an intrinsically valued (though not necessarily valuable) associational attachment, where that involves a potentially costly commitment to secure or at least not to jeopardize the interests or well-being of the object of loyalty.
More to the point, Abhidharma philosophers were pressed to counter the possibility that latent dispositions could persist in an unexplained way in the mental stream so that even skillful thoughts, for instance of generosity or loving-kindness, could not be free of them.
Ryle's complete rejection of the simple picture persisted, even among those who rejected his behavioral disposition view of pleasure, as also did his emphasis on enjoyment of activities and the like, to the point of ignoring or denying pleasant occurrent moods (e.g., Taylor 1963).
However, SGA children had a lower glucose disposition index (lower beta cell compensation) that persisted after postnatal weight gain.
Presumably, he intends the sort of love that persists over long stretches of time to be something like a disposition to feel occurrent emotions of love.
In this case, a positive disposition would be characterized by a willingness to engage and persist in quantitative situations (Wilkins, in press, 2010).
Based on a genetic disposition and a neuropsychological deregulation, there is evidence for factors which persist across the lifespan, change age-dependently, or show validity in a specific developmental phase.
Disposition: Claim thrown out.
Soulful expression; sweet disposition.
