That is, prior to the APT, each individual was required to judge a set of potential primes as "good" or "bad" as quickly as possible.
That great engineer shared some wise words based on his own experiences of re-planning London: "Private individuals are apt to look after their own interests first, and to forget the general effect upon the public.
Hence, driven by acquisitiveness, having no moral restraints, and motivated to compete for scarce goods, individuals are apt to "invade" one another for gain.
Understanding characteristics of individuals most apt to benefit from treatment is of enduring clinical and research interest in the substance abuse field.
Major interest was generated by studies indicating that cardiac troponins were useful for risk stratification and in identifying individuals most apt to benefit from an early invasive strategy in patients with acute coronary syndromes (ACS) [ 11– 14], and a new key role for cardiac biomarkers was added to the traditional diagnostic role.
APT composition measurements of individual Er-rich clusters compositions reported in the ternary Si-O-Er phase diagram.
Research-generated information about mental disorders is crucial in order to establish the health needs in a given setting, to propose culturally apt and cost-effective individual and collective interventions, to investigate their implementation, and to explore the obstacles that prevent recommended strategies from being implemented.
16 Research-generated information is crucial in order to establish the health needs in a given setting, 17 to propose culturally apt and cost-effective individual and collective interventions, 18 to investigate their implementation, 19 and to explore the obstacles that prevent recommended strategies from being implemented.
For instance, a more unaware individual is more apt to be fearful, which only perpetuates the belief in the fear by adding energy to it.
Roosevelt's Secretary of War Elihu Root said of Parker that he "has never opened his mouth on any national question", but Roosevelt feared that the man's neutrality would prove a political advantage, writing that "the neutral-tinted individual is very apt to win against the man of pronounced views and active life".
