It may reflect a usual behavior and the repeated use of an old prescription.
The audience seemed to appreciate that this was not the usual behavior of a 50-ish business executive.
"Now I see that this is the usual behavior of an addict, and I'm understanding how to work with my brother," he said.
The CPOE itself can favor such repetitive testing, particularly when its workflow does not correspond to the usual behavior of the physician (eg, when a physician orders a test for a patient and does not know that the same test has already been recently ordered, even if the result is stored in the CPOE database) [ 12].
The transport characteristics as a function of gate voltage show the usual behavior of graphene and WS2 transistor.
The major indexes have been sharply higher all day, bucking their usual behavior of flattening out in the lead-up to a Fed announcement.
It is usual behavior of the ANNs, because of the learning process.
The company's shares are diving more than 10% in extended trading, which more or less fits in with the usual behavior of Netflix — big spikes, up and down, all over the place and all the time.
For example, externalizing symptoms that are disruptive to the learning environment; changes in the usual behavior of the adolescent or the presence of abnormal behaviors when compared with their peers; difficulty in establishing and maintaining healthy relationships; and a lack of progress in learning.
We also derived a measure of usual behavior for each patient and this was superimposed on the visualization in order to accentuate departure from usual.
(See "Do Crows Hold Funerals for Their Dead?") Animal grief can be defined as emotional distress coupled with a disruption of usual behavior, according to Barbara King, emeritus professor of anthropology at William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, and author of the book How Animals Grieve.
