In belief-based guilt aversion theory the first opportunity shapes an expertʼs behavior if an appropriate promise is made and if it is expected to be believed by the consumer; by contrast, the second opportunity might change behavior even though this option is never used along the predicted path.
Positron emission tomography imaging, MR perfusion and MR imaging spectroscopy integrated into the planning for stereotactic biopsy procedures to determine the trajectory and selection of the appropriate target promise to be important adjuncts to improve diagnostic yield and to decrease sampling error, especially when low-grade gliomas are involved [ 6, 13, 15, 24, 27, 28, 32, 33].
("no promise"): an irrelevant message; ("sufficient quality"): a promise to provide sufficient quality; ("appropriate price"): a promise to charge the price for the quality provided; ("sufficient quality and appropriate price"): a promise to provide sufficient quality and to charge the price for the quality provided.
The development of a highly reliable and robust protocol for microarray analysis of archival FFPET appears to be within reach and, with appropriate protocol improvements, promises to become a valuable research tool, providing an entry to the molecular investigation of tumours where supplies of FT are limited or nonexistent.
He made all the appropriate noises and promised to sort it out.
President Barack Obama has promised "appropriate reforms" to guarantee greater oversight of controversial US surveillance programmes.
As a scientist and educator, I am always looking for new ways to convey the complexities of science in a way that resonates; invoking pop culture, where appropriate, has shown promise as a kind of Digital Age literature review.
The improvement of battery lifetime is also ensured by the incorporation of an appropriate charge cycle that promises the full state of charge and avoids the overcharge.
Ms Gillard has promised to appropriate whatever federal funds are needed to help restore Queensland's infrastructure.
