Sentence examples for specific innate from inspiring English sources

Some (Pinker 1994; Chomsky 1975, 1980), for instance, conclude that a specific innate endowment help explain several aspects of children's linguistic performance.

Among the factors explaining persistence in earnings we can consider genetic factors, which amounts to assume that some individual characteristics (like IQ or a specific innate ability) are automatically transmitted from parents to children.

The body possesses specific innate responses to nanoparticles (NPs), which when combined with unique pathophysiological signatures in the tumor microenvironment, can severely limit the utility of nanomedicine in the oncological setting.

Our work demonstrates genome-wide co-regulated responses subsequent to specific innate immune stimulus which have been largely neglected.

Here we employ targeted expression of the Channelrhodopsin-2 (chr2) gene in genetically identified neural populations to induce specific innate behaviors via photoactivation of channel function.

We have shown previously that the BBB plays an active role in initiating a very specific innate immune response to bacterial infection by inducing gene expression of factors promoting neutrophil recruitment [12].

Type I IFN and Mx are markers of the non-specific innate immune response to viruses and they are involved in antiviral defences.

His quarrel is with the psychological claim that this describes how children in actual fact acquire knowledge, with no help in the form of domain-specific innate knowledge.

The increase in IL-6 production by fetal membranes in response to infection is likely a non-specific innate response and not an indicator of a functional mediator of any labor-inducing pathways.

But while it's not impossible that everything we know that goes beyond the data is a result of our having domain-specific innate knowledge, this view is so implausible as to warrant no further discussion here.

The Nativist, in contrast, is ready to consider that learning a language now reconceived as a matter of grammar acquisition depends in some way on a language-specific innate endowment.