Sentence examples similar to temperament difference from inspiring English sources

Preliminary data has shown temperament differences in workers of a few professions, particularly in artists.

They pale in comparison with sex differences, and most important, with temperament differences instilled by genetic and congenital factors.

We propose that behavioural or physiological maternal effects may be shaping offspring temperament differences related to disturbance.

It bears some relation to the approach of Kagan and Snidman (2004) in considering temperament as differences in the reactivity of underlying neural systems, and is related to the category of negative affectivity described by Rothbart and colleagues (Rothbart, Ahadi, Hershey, & Fisher, 2001).

When it comes to personality types and temperaments, the differences get even more distinct -- especially between introverts and extroverts.

Temperament tells the difference.

Margaret MacMillan may not provide an answer to "How did it all happen?" but she does tell a story in which individual temperament makes a difference.

In the Bach, the Werckmeister tuning showed up in a slightly skewed sound to ears expecting equal temperament, but the differences are exceedingly subtle, never more than a 16th tone, which is less than most musicians would allow as expressive deviation.

Varied activity of the dopaminergic, serotonergic and noradrenergic systems accounts for individual differences in temperament, while genetic factors are responsible for differences in the functioning of these systems (Ebstein et al. 1997; Lesch et al. 1996; Noble et al. 1998; Samochowiec et al. 2001).

In addition, differences in examined temperament might have resulted in differences in outcome.

But they say just a change in his public temperament could make a difference.