Error-monitoring is thought to be of particular importance for successful performance, since error signals directly call for adjustment of actions (Botvinick, Braver, Barch, Carter, & Cohen, 2001; Holroyd, Yeung, Coles, & Cohen, 2005; Ridderinkhof, Ullsperger, Crone, & Nieuwenhuis, 2004).
From an ecological approach, calibration is defined as the scaling or adjustment of an action or perceptual judgment to the information that is used.
Monitoring and evaluation is a critical component of adaptive management, enabling adjustment of management actions and the assumptions upon which they are based.
The study points out how a policy-making process characterised by negotiation, bargaining, and adjustment of policy actions responded to stakeholders' aspirations and positions.
Although effective, VKAs such as warfarin are not ideal for routine clinical use because of variability of dose response in individual patients (necessitating regular monitoring and dose adjustment), slow onset of action, and narrow therapeutic window [ 26, 27].
And then the (she searches for the right word) instruction of balancing along in the water, the ten thousand adjustments of vivid action, the staining together of mind and time so that she is no longer miles and miles apart from her life, watching it differently unfold, but in it, as it, it.
Thus, it remains unclear whether the dogs' successful performance was due to spatial and temporal adjustment of behaviours (coordinated action) or due to learning a rule that did not involve a sensitivity to the social cue of the partner's behaviour.
Preventive action with advice on diet, hydratation and adjustment of physical activity levels should be promoted.
We interpret this possibly self-deceptive adjustment of judgments to actions as moral hypocrisy.
By contrast, implicit coordination refers to the anticipations of others members' actions and the dynamic adjustment of one's own actions accordingly, without the need for overt communication [37].
