Trial and error could be advantageous because professional advice can be tested and adapted to fit with parents' own understanding of their child's diabetes.
Findings in detail are discussed as follows: First, peer advice networks are always advantageous for knowledge seeking in the classroom setting, but friendship networks have no significant effects.
Also, for the participants studied, prompt access to specialist neurological advice would have been advantageous.
To pursue this controversial question this study was conducted to examine whether the advice to change answers after scrutiny was advantageous and if so, whether students in an undergraduate medical education environment would heed the advice and change considerably more answers, thereby improving their test performance as opposed to uninstructed students' changing behaviour in MC-examinations.
This study aims to confirm data from previous studies about the benefits of answer changing as well as pursue the question of whether students informed about the said advantageous effects of answer changing would indeed follow this advice and change significantly more answers.
What can be seen as advantageous for the acceptance of the system is that drivers overestimate others compliance to CCC advice when the actual compliance rate is low (i.e. 10%%).
Re "Forge Your Way Through the Medicare Drug Maze" (Personal Health, April 25): After providing a most useful summary of the current status of enrollment in the new Medicare Part D drug insurance, Jane Brody concludes with practical, step-by-step advice on determining which of the plans (in my case, 42 of them) is most advantageous.
Is it politically advantageous?
Under this alternative, the advice of prudence must be to embrace the lesser evil; and, instead of indulging a fruitless anticipation of the possible mischiefs which may ensue, to contemplate rather the advantageous consequences which may qualify the sacrifice.
It was more advantageous financially.
How might Francis' age be advantageous?
