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1 arning is complete and the song becomes more stereotyped.

2 a threshold above which rhythm became highly stereotyped.

3 pically inherited, and believed to be highly stereotyped.

4 responses to physical perturbations are not stereotyped.

5 fic glomeruli are traditionally described as stereotyped.

6 at transposon expression patterns are highly stereotyped.

7 esting that top players' moves are partially stereotyped.

8 individuating information invokes additional stereotypes.

9 by social forces, entailing some accuracy in stereotypes.

10 al imitation (NI) behaviors as developmental stereotypes.

11 th the least exposure have the most-distinct stereotypes.

12 sures of access, and out-group exposure, not stereotypes.

13 nce on behavior, resulting in ecology-driven stereotypes.

14 otection against four different dengue virus stereotypes.

15 ilar to each other, on warmth and competence stereotypes.

16 odily states impact the expression of racial stereotyping.

17 e behaving animals, we found visually evoked stereotyped 3-5 Hz Vm oscillations that disrupt excitato

18 We recorded stereotyped 3-5 Hz Vm oscillations where the Vm baseline

19 Evidence that stereotypes about attractive people are causally related

20 he United States, we propose that Americans' stereotypes about racial groups actually reflect stereot

21 Stereotypes about the way men and women think and behave

22 eotypes about racial groups actually reflect stereotypes about these groups' presumed home ecologies.

23 accurate, and social psychology's denial of stereotype accuracy led us toward mindreading/theory of

24 era, is violated by stereotypes, which makes stereotype accuracy morally unpalatable.

25 mming at the expense of slow swimming during stereotyped acoustic escape responses.

26 Whereas lesion studies of patients with stereotyped acquired reading deficits contributed to the

27 arse olfactory population code, which is not stereotyped across animals.

28 odor responses of the projection neurons are stereotyped across individuals, the responses of the Ken

29 n discrete state transitions that are highly stereotyped across models and correlate well with the pr

30 Auditory responses are stereotyped across trials and animals in early mechanose

31 iring with widespread intense activation and stereotyped action potential alterations in tissue that

32 acterized by repeated execution of distinct, stereotyped actions in variable order.

33 LMAN is important in conserving features of stereotyped adult courtship song.

34 Empirical studies show that gender stereotypes affect the way people attend to, interpret,

35 xtremely conflictual countries display lower stereotype ambivalence, whereas countries intermediate o

36 nism in neuroscience research because of its stereotyped anatomy, relevance to human biology, and cap

37 Some neurites undergo stereotyped and developmentally regulated pruning.

38 f the initial adaptive response is, in fact, stereotyped and non-specific.

39 polyps, we find that tentacle progression is stereotyped and occurs in a feeding-dependent manner.

40 ns executed to pick up the remote are highly stereotyped and related to many other grasping motions.

41 ficits possibly underlying poor control over stereotyped and repetitive and compulsive behaviors, res

42 ifficulties, impaired memory, hyperactivity, stereotyped and sometimes, maladaptive behaviours.

43 We maintain that the veracity of both stereotypes and base rates, as judgment tools, can be de

44 evidence on the nature and content of gender stereotypes and considers how these relate to gender dif

45 larly as the road steepens, helps perpetuate stereotypes and inadvertently encourages disparities.

46 While the consequences of these biases for stereotyping and discrimination are well-documented, the

47 nce with the social psychology of prejudice, stereotyping, and discrimination.

48 ry B-cell clone and that this clone shared a stereotyped antigen receptor IGHV4-34/IGKV1.

49 ve shown that about 30% of CLL patients have stereotyped antigen-specific B-cell receptors (BCRs) wit

50 Stereotypes are easily identified in animals due to stro

51 Here we show that these stereotypes are endorsed by, and influence the interests

52 nt of individuals in situations where gender stereotypes are likely to play a role.

53 hat the evidence consistently has shown that stereotypes are moderately to highly accurate.

54 ophecy and expectancy effects of descriptive stereotypes are not potent shapers of social reality.

55 Here we examine whether gender stereotypes are reflected in the large-scale distributio

56 's beliefs about various groups (i.e., their stereotypes) are largely accurate.

57 bad/Asian-good), whereas intergroup beliefs (stereotypes) are specific trait attributions to social g

58 nd embryonic germ layers differentiated in a stereotyped arrangement.

59 Eimer's organs contain a stereotyped array of different mechanosensory neurons, m

60 d white targets from desperate ecologies are stereotyped as equally fast life history strategists, wh

61 and white targets from hopeful ecologies are stereotyped as equally slow life history strategists.

62 In addition, B cell antigen receptor (BCR) stereotypes as defined by IGHV usage and complementarity

63 Regardless of whether one understands stereotypes as generic or statistical beliefs about grou

64 and morphology of domain branches are highly stereotyped, as is the pattern of smooth muscle that dif

65 Diversity means less-differentiated stereotypes, as in the melting pot metaphor.

66 qBrain resource can be further mined to link stereotyped aspects of neuronal distributions to known a

67 Common stereotypes associate high-level intellectual ability (b

68 The stereotype associating math to men is stronger in more e

69 s become bound together by their overlapping stereotype associations.

70 over specific neuropil territories to form a stereotyped astroglial map.

71 ves during locomotion as well as during less stereotyped, asymmetric exploration behavior.

72 Gymnotus also use stereotyped backward swimming as an important form of ac

73 nriched in aggressive cases with distinctive stereotyped BcR, likely contributing to their poor progn

74 ia (CLL) with a biased repertoire, including stereotyped BCRs.

75 Might these stereotypes be learned from language?

76 whereas the PCP induced hyperlocomotion and stereotype behavior were alleviated.

77 P2rx7+/+ mice, PCP induced hyperlocomotion, stereotype behavior, ataxia and social withdrawal.

78 stem is a paradigmatic example of learning a stereotyped behavior and therefore is a good place to st

79 Results supported H1 over H2: stereotyped behavior but not performance modulated testo

80 motion of fruit flies and show that this non-stereotyped behavior is well-described by a Hierarchical

81 Performing a stereotyped behavior successfully over time requires bot

82 ized, and species-specific responses [1] or 'stereotyped behavior' [2], pheromones differ from mammal

83 valuate activity levels, anxiety, repetitive-stereotyped behavior, social behavior, learning and memo

84 ial communicative behavior or repetitive and stereotyped behavior.

85 fully been parsed into small dictionaries of stereotyped behavioral modes, studies of collective beha

86 ent features of autism, including repetitive stereotyped behaviors (self-grooming and marble burying)

87 ds to objectively extract structure from non-stereotyped behaviors are immature.

88 Stereotyped behaviors are series of postures that show v

89 to discover and track the occurrence of all stereotyped behaviors performed by fruit flies moving in

90 i that innately represent threat and trigger stereotyped behaviors such as escape or freezing [1-4].

91 see variability in neural systems executing stereotyped behaviors, and this variability is an advant

92 le during time intervals but tend to perform stereotyped behaviors, raising the possibility that moto

93 presents with behavioural problems including stereotyped behaviour, impulsiveness and cognitive defic

94 pecific gustatory modality associated with a stereotyped behavioural response, such as aversion or at

95 d molecular dysfunction underpins repetitive stereotyped behaviours, and the genetic architecture of

96 or teacher expectations, but also for social stereotypes, both as perceptions of groups, and as the b

97 developing embryo and demonstrates a similar stereotyped branching pattern DiI-labeling.

98 sensory stimuli are sometimes reflexive and stereotyped but can also vary depending on contextual co

99 orted by light level studies; cell types are stereotyped, but not identical, in cell and synapse numb

100 I agree it is rational to rely on stereotypes, but in the complexity of real world social

101 , the risk of being judged in light of those stereotypes can elicit a disruptive state that undermine

102 omparison of methods may help point to 'less-stereotyped' cases in the residency-to-migration continu

103 These stereotyped cell arrangements differ between cell types

104 itory sensory epithelium has one of the most stereotyped cellular patterns known in vertebrates.

105 that microstimulation produces a temporally stereotyped change in the probability of initiation that

106 contains enough information to discriminate stereotyped communication signals produced by different

107 n that the circuitry is modular and performs stereotyped computations.

108 d transnationally shared expectations (i.e., stereotypes) concerning the cooperation level of interac

109 Stereotyped connections found between output neurons cou

110 cts in specific hippocampal subfields, their stereotyped connectivity was largely preserved.

111 metaphase spindles in epithelia engage in a stereotyped "dance," that this dance culminates in prope

112 controlled to leave the colony and perform a stereotyped death grip behavior, where they bite onto ve

113 d working memory, hyperlocomotion, increased stereotype, defective prepulse inhibition (PPI), and dis

114 ce of constitutive heterochromatin follows a stereotyped developmental program in which different rep

115 call growing and blocking isoforms sets the stereotyped diameter of myofibrils.

116 The stereotyped dimensions of animal bodies and their compon

117 These stereotypes discourage women's pursuit of many prestigio

118 viduation suggests more diversity means less stereotype dispersion, as perceivers experience within-g

119 adox: More diversity consistently meant less stereotype dispersion.

120 ed ethnic diversity correlate with decreased stereotype dispersion.

121 tion bias suggests more diversity means more stereotype dispersion: With increased exposure, perceive

122 d female human subjects) not preselected for stereotyped dissociations revealed the differential cont

123 this and other common configurations produce stereotyped distortions.

124 Currently, it is accepted that a stereotyped distribution of cellular polygons is conserv

125 de (qBrain) mapping platform to document the stereotyped distributions of mainly inhibitory cell type

126 We review evidence that suggests descriptive stereotypes do have a substantial influence on social re

127 ion; formation and updating of prejudice and stereotypes; effects of prejudice on perception, emotion

128 Mormyrid fishes generate stereotyped electric pulses (electric organ discharge [E

129 Mormyrid fishes generate stereotyped electric pulses used for communication and a

130 unconsciousness under GA are associated with stereotyped electrophysiological oscillations that are t

131 he perceived level of heat stimulus from the stereotyped escape response of individual nematodes Caen

132 ncluding noxious touch and temperature, with stereotyped escape responses through activation of multi

133 ate between evolutionary and taste-based and stereotype explanations for the beauty premium, have too

134 milarities among exemplars (typically posed, stereotyped facial configurations).

135 ebrates are left-right (L-R) asymmetric in a stereotyped fashion.

136 The stereotyped features of neuronal circuits are those most

137 High stereotyping female pandas also displayed strong and con

138 closely tied to behavioural competence: high stereotyping females were less likely to copulate, less

139 halic mouse cortex leads to the formation of stereotyped folding.

140 ns of structure-function coupling are highly stereotyped for each patient.

141 iven search behavior to a more efficient and stereotyped foraging approach that varied little in resp

142 t rather heterogeneous, across glomeruli and stereotyped from animal to animal.

143 mains (for example, faces, person knowledge, stereotypes), from which a common trait space emerges.

144 or predictable in their effects, leading to stereotyped genome architectures and genetic variation i

145 soidal steady-state structure that holds its stereotyped geometry despite microtubule turnover and in

146 bination thereof, and sends their axons to a stereotyped glomerulus.

147 Here we test the hypothesis that the stereotyped group diving and vocal behaviour of beaked w

148 dle schoolers against the threat of negative stereotypes had long-term benefits on college-relevant o

149 Relatively stereotyped harmonic distortions in the input to the exp

150 snake, Chionactis occipitalis, which uses a stereotyped head-to-tail traveling wave to move quickly

151 gnitive and motivational functions of gender stereotypes helps us understand their impact on implicit

152 ict reflect ambivalent warmth and competence stereotypes: High-conflict societies (Pakistan) may need

153 At fine scale, we reveal a stereotyped hotspot structure-DSBs occur within narrow z

154 findings support the assumption that during stereotyped human self-motion, locomotor efference copie

155 lting from a variety of stimuli triggering a stereotyped immune response, and characterized by chest

156 a simple model where microstimulation has a stereotyped impact on the probability of initiation.

157 ctions, DetEdit can be adapted to almost any stereotyped impulsive signal.

158 We find that the OSN subtype distribution is stereotyped in genetically identical mice, but varies ex

159 The chandelier cell (ChC) is a highly stereotyped IN type that innervates axon initial segment

160 In contrast, the identification of stereotypes in single cells poses a significant challeng

161 The validity and reliability of stereotypes in social perception confirms traditional ea

162 nconscious) biases that derive from cultural stereotypes in ways that perpetuate health inequities.

163 During serum stimulation, a stereotyped increase in Pol II cluster lifetime correlat

164 ussims' (2012) claim that the application of stereotypes increases accuracy in person perception.

165 erful impact of "face-ism" - the tendency to stereotype individuals based on their facial features.

166 hat Trpc5 is required for maintaining highly stereotyped infraslow membrane potential oscillations of

167 Laughter is a stereotyped, innate, human play vocalization that provid

168 st colonize the synaptic layers beginning in stereotyped inner plexiform layer sublaminae.

169 nations of inputs but that a subset receives stereotyped inputs from single projection neurons.

170 cits in social interaction and repetitive or stereotyped interests and behaviors.

171 the presence of repetitive behaviors and/or stereotyped interests.

172 In plants, aerial organs are initiated at stereotyped intervals, both spatially (every 137 degrees

173 By characterizing and exploiting a stereotyped inverse relationship between a mutation's in

174 Homogeneity shows more-differentiated stereotypes; ironically, those with the least exposure h

175 linguistic bias reinforces gender and other stereotypes is paramount to creating a culture of inclus

176 h marble burying scores in BTBR, and reduced stereotyped jumping in C58/J (C58), at nonsedating doses

177 Because birds answer the robot with stereotyped latencies, we could program it to disrupt ea

178 utant animals exhibit development defects in stereotyped left/right axon guidance choices within the

179 Here, we show how Pacific parrotlets exhibit stereotyped leg and wing dynamics regardless of perch di

180 acterized by periodic episodes of repetitive stereotyped limb movements.

181 ions, thereby leading to domain formation in stereotyped locations in inferotemporal cortex, without

182 High stereotyping males copulated more and produced more cubs

183 that the content of several predominant race stereotypes may not reflect race, per se, but rather inf

184 Already in 1954 Gordon Allport stated that stereotypes might have a "kernel of truth." Recent resea

185 often be ecologically interesting (i.e. less-stereotyped migratory behaviours).

186 e production of reproducible shapes, through stereotyped morphogenetic events.

187 Here, we exploit the stereotyped morphology of the rat vibrissal (whisker) ar

188 movement can be broken down into a series of stereotyped motifs or 'syllables' in an unsupervised fas

189 behavior unique to spaceflight may represent stereotyped motor behavior, rewarding effects of physica

190 processing certain sensory inputs to trigger stereotyped motor outputs.

191 however, rendered rats unable to acquire the stereotyped motor sequences required for the task.

192 s to reduced D1R protein level and increased stereotyped movement execution.

193 ractice on motor sequences results in highly stereotyped movement patterns that bind successive movem

194 s SARS-CoV-2-infected patients, highlighting stereotyped naive responses to this virus.

195 However, the stereotyped nature of instinctive odor responses suggest

196 r greater constraints, conserving the highly stereotyped nature of triconodontid molars for 60-85 Ma.

197 Here, we demonstrate stereotyped negative correlation of somatostatin and par

198 dedicated circuitry for the reproduction of stereotyped neural activity patterns and behavior.

199 The Drosophila central brain consists of stereotyped neural lineages, developmental-structural un

200 However, the signaling cues that instruct stereotyped neurite pruning are yet to be fully elucidat

201 Here we show that Wnt morphogen instructs stereotyped neurite pruning for proper neurite projectio

202 In stereotyped neuronal networks, synaptic connectivity is

203 Genetically labeled LHNs have stereotyped odor responses across animals and on average

204 , individuals' inferences about blacks track stereotypes of people from desperate ecologies, and indi

205 d individuals' inferences about whites track stereotypes of people from hopeful ecologies.

206 mic resources to people who deviate from the stereotypes of their group.

207 nts and behavior are guided by attitudes and stereotypes of which the actor may lack awareness.

208 the cognitive systems which generate them - stereotypes or otherwise - for the most part.

209 specific deletion of NRP1 in BCs alters the stereotyped organization of BC axon and impairs pinceau

210 GC involvement in controlling the timing of stereotyped, orofacial reactions to aversive tastants du

211 In many species, stereotyped output of neurons often persists for years [

212 identical integrated response, and that this stereotyped output requires endocytosis.

213 LRRTM4 removal also perturbs the stereotyped output synapse arrangement at RBC terminals.

214 rse luminal substances via what appear to be stereotyped outputs to initiate both positive and aversi

215 tial reproductive success among high and low stereotyping pandas, and possible genetic adaptation to

216 rogression of the leading vascular edge in a stereotyped pattern, suggestive of scalloped regression.

217 latory network has highly heterogeneous, yet stereotyped, pattern of connectivity.SIGNIFICANCE STATEM

218 In mice, grooming consists of a series of stereotyped patterned strokes, performed along the rostr

219 ased on experiments using highly regular and stereotyped patterns of APs, in stark contrast with natu

220 cordings and photostimulation, we identified stereotyped patterns of functional synaptic organization

221 ate but linked brain regions may explain how stereotyped patterns of neurodegeneration arise in human

222 ith alternative reproductive tactics exhibit stereotyped patterns of social behavior that diverge wid

223 These modifications exhibit stereotyped patterns suggesting spatial and temporal con

224 s that individuals hold ecology stereotypes, stereotyping people from desperate ecologies as possessi

225 However, his conclusion that descriptive stereotypes per se do not shape social reality is premat

226 ts, a fourth experiment verified that gender stereotypes played a causal role: when both individuals

227 Bilateral pairs of associated TVCs undergo a stereotyped polarized migration away from the tail towar

228 izers than projection neurons, likely due to stereotyped pooling of related inputs.

229 tions or external perturbation can evoke the stereotyped population events that mediate NREM function

230 ghtly associated with photoreceptor axons at stereotyped positions in both uninjured and regenerating

231 rtion of adult epithelia in a continuous and stereotyped process called blastogenesis.

232 OSNs expressing specific receptor genes send stereotyped projections to one or two of about 50 morpho

233 The retina contains stereotyped proportions of one glial and six neuronal ce

234 This work uncovers a stereotyped protrusive activity of newborn neurons that

235 ind themselves in a situation where negative stereotypes provide a possible framework for interpretin

236 gest that a given tertiary interaction has a stereotyped rate for breaking that may help identify str

237 I suggest that the Stereotype Rationality Hypothesis is only partially righ

238 ver that if the network fails to engage this stereotyped regime of motif dominance "cycling", spiking

239 ths after PR degeneration suggests moderate, stereotyped remodeling in the early stages of the human

240 ynamics, suggesting that AIA activation is a stereotyped response to an integrated stimulus.

241 principles that underlie the small number of stereotyped responses of dusk circadian genes to changes

242 roach rates evoke faster, more kinematically stereotyped responses with relatively short latencies, a

243 tacts were replayed continuously in a highly stereotyped, ritualistic pattern.

244 ed rotation is followed by a set of striking stereotyped rotational oscillations that bring the spind

245 patterned embryonic cells that migrate along stereotyped routes to give rise to a diverse array of ad

246 Instead, flies turned stochastically with stereotyped saccades, whose direction was biased upwind

247 These patterns include stereotyped semi-rhythmic activity produced by aggregate

248 ence and ultimately backpropagated away from stereotyped sequence actions, becoming only transiently

249 ow that gamma and beta oscillations occur in stereotyped sequence during odor sampling in associative

250 pair of descending neurons that coordinate a stereotyped sequence of engagement actions during Drosop

251 stinctive defensive behaviors, consisting of stereotyped sequences of movements and postures, are an

252 Emotional stressors activate a stereotyped set of limbic forebrain cell groups implicat

253 f potential targets, the dragonfly selects a stereotyped set of takeoff conditions based on the prey

254 Unlike viruses with stereotyped shapes, influenza produces virions with sign

255 These fish produce an individually stereotyped signal called a scallop, which consists of a

256 f the great tit (Parus major), a bird with a stereotyped song of typically two notes, and test the pr

257 The zebra finch, for example, sings a highly stereotyped song that is stable for years, but it is not

258 The stereotyped spatial architecture of the brain is both be

259 e matter connections, but also by the highly stereotyped spatial distribution of brain disconnections

260 The recordings show the strikingly stereotyped spatio-temporal control that governs axonal

261 s in spontaneous activity are organized into stereotyped spatiotemporal patterns across the entire br

262 fertile females select a mate and perform a stereotyped spawning routine, offering quantifiable beha

263 1 demonstrates that individuals hold ecology stereotypes, stereotyping people from desperate ecologie

264 phocytic leukemia (CLL) patients assigned to stereotyped subset #4 (mutated IGHV4-34/IGKV2-30 BCR Ig)

265 nity ligands for CLL BCRs of the aggressive, stereotyped subset 7P that cross-react with the BCRs of

266 n-binding sites of most or all patients in a stereotyped subset are required.

267 s (FXGs), which are restricted to axons in a stereotyped subset of brain circuits.

268 ile X granules) are axonal RNPs present in a stereotyped subset of mature axons in the intact brain t

269 Cultural stereotypes such as the idea that men are more suited fo

270 Stereotyped synaptic connections define the neural circu

271 al distinctions are thought to correspond to stereotyped synaptic positions on the IHC.

272 l stimuli, we show activation of race-threat stereotypes synchronized with the cardiovascular cycle.

273 Why do race stereotypes take the forms they do?

274 Negative racial stereotypes tend to associate Black people with threat.

275 a leg neuromuscular system, we show that the stereotyped terminal branching of a subset of MNs is med

276 valence and extent of internalization of the stereotype that "math is not for girls" at the country l

277 ally, however, they turn out to be incorrect stereotypes that even correlate negatively with reality.

278 the same criticisms that they level against stereotype theory As a result, the explanatory utility o

279 clear whether it offers anything superior to stereotype theory in conceptual soundness.

280 alleviates some of the confusion surrounding stereotype threat while also sparking further research a

281 This situational predicament, termed stereotype threat, continues to be an intensely debated

282 is review, we explore the various sources of stereotype threat, the mechanisms underlying stereotype-

283 iduals can overcome the insidious effects of stereotype threat.

284 stereotype threat, the mechanisms underlying stereotype-threat effects (both mediators and moderators

285 the pulmonary vascular bed and does so in a stereotyped timeframe.

286 h projection neurons (PNs) burst sparsely at stereotyped times in the song.

287 ically distinct DR neurons are arranged in a stereotyped topographical pattern, send divergent projec

288 a to profile chromatin accessibility through stereotyped transitions from naive Mesp+ mesoderm to dis

289 nd that, while odor responses appear grossly stereotyped, upon closer inspection, many individual dif

290 pected if choices were random or governed by stereotyped visitation rules.

291 ong is an elaborate, temporally precise, and stereotyped vocal behavior controlled by a network of fo

292 ells to adopt diverging fates in a spatially stereotyped way.

293 Developing neurons connect in specific and stereotyped ways to form the complex circuits that under

294 ructed in the postmodern era, is violated by stereotypes, which makes stereotype accuracy morally unp

295 ld make CVD "real" to U.S. women, countering stereotypes with facts and validated assessments.

296 fulfilling prophecies, and the inaccuracy of stereotypes, with conclusions that more closely correspo

297 The formation of intestinal loops is highly stereotyped within a given species and results from diff

298 s of spontaneous foraging behaviors that are stereotyped within and between developmental stages.

299 ht differentiate more among groups, so their stereotypes would spread out (disperse).

300 dditionally, modulatory neuron output can be stereotyped, yet nonuniform, across network regions.