Also, the presence of TM was significantly less in patients who received a consistent message that benefits were unlikely compared with those who did not receive any such messages [26].
Also, the presence of TM was significantly less in patients who received a consistent message that benefits were unlikely compared with those who did not receive any such messages [ 26].
Eloiza Obregon, 18, said the event offers a way to bring all grades together for an affirmation of the benefits of peace, a message that's often lost amid the daily media reports of crime and corruption.
They also honed a message that spotlighted the working people who would benefit, and they drew voters' attention to the tax money the states were sending to Washington and not getting back.
So they've found something, a message that works in polling, it's called a benefit cap.
Such activities taint the contents of the medical literature by injecting messages that benefit the sponsor, says Fugh-Berman, who directs PharmedOut, "a university-based project that empowers physicians to identify and counter inappropriate pharmaceutical promotion practices".
A shaping strategy is no less than an effort to broadly redefine the terms of competition for a market sector through a positive, galvanizing message that promises benefits to all who adopt the new terms.
Instead, he urged his audience of more than 100 to get out the message that "New York benefits from all that Wall Street does".
Mr. Richardson, who has described the delegation as a private humanitarian mission, said the members were bringing a message that more openness would benefit North Korea.
The message that high benefit dependence is a failure of our broken system is the right one, but the ones on the rhetorical sharp end of that message ought to be those who created the system – not those who depend on it.
