Sentence examples for specific aversion from inspiring English sources

Unlike me — I hated it for its gagging smell and slimy texture — he had a specific aversion to the version his mother made.

The "nausea" of the 1930s, elicited by pebbles and trees and ocean depths (and thus, as in New York, nature in general) morphed, in the '40s and '50s, into a specific aversion to the nonorganic products of economic forces.

However the results do indicate that the tumour bearing rats may have developed a specific aversion to protein in the diet.

Stress whether by CMS or prenatal exposure to capsaicin induced gender specific aversions in the plus-maze test which was significantly reduced (p<0.05) by JWH015 (Fig. 6B).

Indirect evidence suggests that cancer anorexia is associated with specific aversions to macronutrients.

Because precision in performing the task was similar between groups and tasks (see Figures 3B and 4B) a stimulus-specific aversion explanation for the data seems unlikely.

The first one addressing the risk associated to the supplying of a component through different supplying alternatives, the second one providing an assessment of the criticality of the coordination between the supplying and assembling phases together with the specific risk aversion.

Risk is taken into account with the Mean Standard deviation method in which expected utility is calculated based on the expected income, the farm specific risk aversion parameter and the standard deviation of income (Freund 1956; Hazell and Norton 1986).

The more general prediction of an association between ADHD and choice impulsivity is not specific to delay aversion theory but is shared for example with the Dynamic Developmental Theory of Sagvolden and colleagues (see below).

Hence, whereas the original formulation predicted a significant ADHD-control group difference only in the no post-reward delay condition, the revised formulation predicts group differences under both conditions (choice impulsivity), although a larger effect for the no post-reward delay condition (delay aversion specific effect).

Hobbes assimilated "passions" to specific appetites or aversions.