"I'm a budding actuary (sad to admit) and have almost no sociopath tendencies at all, apart from ignoring everyone at work so that I can follow the cricket".
"There's a tendency to say that apart from Henry Moore she is unique as a carver in the 1920s, but our first room in the exhibition will show her alongside a lot of artists who were carving at the same time, part of a wider culture and not as this strange isolated figure".
But Eva seems to have somehow gotten idea that sensitivity = effective way to get attention, i.e., has developed tendency to set herself apart from others, possibly as way of distinguishing self, i.e., casting self as better, more refined than others?
Recent research indicates that, apart from a tendency to generate boosts in positive emotions the tendency to hold on to high levels of positive emotions (the duration of the experience) is also associated with improved resilience, expressed as better future recovery of symptoms in depressed patients in response to treatment (Höhn et al. personal communication).
Women, apart from their tendency to vote Democratic, also seem slightly more inclined than men to give the incumbent party another chance.
Milder childhood cases improve spontaneously as the child matures, and, in adulthood, symptoms, apart from a tendency to fracture, may be lacking.
And, apart from a tendency to shoot scenes in too little light, the programme has been beautifully directed, picking out the grandeur of ruined urban landscapes as The Wire did in season two.
European countries scoring best on the index of Scruggs[122] are Germany, Switzerland, Austria and the Netherlands while for the remaining field, there is a sloping tendency from North to South, apart from the UK which scores rather low.
Apart from the tendency to affect first parity litters most, no obvious pattern was seen across herds.
The randomization process appeared to generate fairly equal study arms apart from a tendency toward imbalance in gender and smoke status (Table 2).
