Whereas learned flies had reduced life spans, the long-lived flies learned less well than even average flies.The authors suggest that evolving an improved learning ability may require a greater investment in the nervous system which diverts resources away from processes that stave off ageing.
Indeed, research shows that bilingual children use the same brain regions for both languages if they are learned during childhood, whereas learning a second language later on in life recruits different regions from those involved in using one's mother tongue.
Extended exercise might primarily spur cell proliferation, whereas learning might boost survival.
"A lot of people are finding their day jobs pretty empty, whereas learning a craft provides a real satisfaction.
Whereas learning motivation clearly refers to the school learning of E&S, the scale of training satisfaction addresses the apprenticeship training as a combination of all learning venues.
We might describe it this way: whereas learning the rules \(R\) is sufficient to impart a full grasp of \(\dq{\exists}\), one could learn the rules \(R'\) without fully understanding what is meant by \(\dq{W}\).
Simply, learning the positive list has been found to reliably lower blood pressure and heart rate, whereas learning the negative affective list reliably increases blood pressure and heart rate or sympathetic tone.
Whereas learning by analogy emphasizes the notion that there are alternatives to learning through categorization, we emphasize that there is an alternative to naming a new technology from the perspective of category relations.
Whereas learning from (changing) physical aspects is often part of the monitoring and evaluation phase within the ICM cycle, learning from the experiences of people is not structurally embedded in integrated coastal management.
More information about the 'character' of the person under consideration is required: whereas learned professionals might be expected to work more severely, common labourers might prefer idleness over labour and prefer greater 'ease' in the case of rising real incomes.
