Sentences with phrase «same types of interactions»

Not exact matches

Having a single type of DLA ignores the interaction between different types of disability and ability to work - e.g. mental health issues with intermittent effects should not be treated the same as people with mobility difficulties.

The results suggest that human - dog interactions elicit the same type of oxytocin positive feedback loop as seen between mothers and their infants, the team reports online today in Science.

This report shows that wild, unrestrained bottlenose dolphins use their learned whistles in matching interactions, in which an individual responds to a whistle of a conspecific by emitting the same whistle type.

«Having in about the same time window three different forms [of hominids], increases the potential of all types of interactions, including genetic.»

«We have so far only seen the top of the iceberg» says PhD student Martin Qvarnström, first author of the study; «The next step will be to analyze all types of coprolites from the same fossil locality in order to work out who ate what (or whom) and understand the interactions within the ecosystem».

In disputes between incompatible cats within a multi-cat household kept indoors the same type of antagonistic interaction may take place and individuals become reluctant to venture out of one room except at very specific times as their territory becomes subdivided by the more confident cats.

, then the interaction gets complicated, but if we stick to purely complete emission and absorption of photons, with any scattering preserving photon energy, then, if the non-photons within each local system are at LTE, then they will emit into a direction as much as they absorb from a direction of the same type of photons if their temperature is the same as the brightness temperature of the incident photons.

The literature is rife with references to CO2 interactions with plant hormones in the same concentrations and with many of the same types of outcomes.

The size difference suggests a David and Goliath type of interaction, but the same biblical result rarely occurs.

We were able to estimate a stable model, though, by constraining ORs for particular types / numbers of disorders to be the same in predicting both planned and unplanned attempts unless the interaction of the predictor with plans in the pooled model was significant at the α level of.05 and had an estimated variance inflation factor (a diagnostic test suggesting that a regression coefficient might be affected by multicollinearity) of less than 10.0.

However, one type of gene - environment interaction has proven to be replicable, which brings us to the fourth problem: Demonstrating a gene - environment interaction is not the same as demonstrating parental influence — environment does not necessarily mean nurture.

Initial modelling of job loss including both sets of parents in the same model revealed significant interactions between family type and a number of the explanatory factors.

The term «differential susceptibility» was applied recently to disordinal interactions of this type, in which a genetic variant predicts both higher and lower values of a given phenotype at opposite poles of an environmental gradient, compared to alternate genotypes of the same polymorphism (Boyce and Ellis, 2005; Belsky and Pluess, 2009).