The learning that babies and young children do on their own, when they carefully watch an unexpected outcome and draw new conclusions from it, ceaselessly manipulate a new toy or imagine different ways that the world might be, is very different from schoolwork.
These findings suggest that neuroactive drugs used to treat depression and chemo brain in patients need to be carefully screened for unexpected effects on brain metastasis.
We carefully investigated this unexpected finding, as SPP1/osteopontin may be a key player in promoting metastasis [ 65] or breast cancer progression [ 66].
As ever, the designer brought a discomforting sense of a dark underbelly to his apparently simple clothes — in fact, carefully worked to make unexpected fabrics, weird combinations and subtle constructions all look deceptively simple.
Reid's supple humour and carefully crafted lines (his unexpected rhymes are beautifully accomplished) just about promotes this unconsummated priapism as a portrait of the artist as the ageing man (in crisis).
Thus the stage is carefully set for the unexpected arrival in Punjab of Khan's wife number two, and physical confrontation between the English and Pakistani ends of his existence.
But the budget she and her husband had carefully planned ran into an unexpected expense.
Still, some analysts complained, Coke managed to hit its growth targets only by relying on a carefully timed acquisition and some unexpected sources of income -- not by selling considerably more beverages, as Wall Street is demanding.
All other statistical testing was post hoc, and assessment of association with mortality was explored carefully based on the somewhat unexpected high proportion of mortality.
Some arrived in carefully planned transfers, and others were unexpected arrivals, according to Maimonides administrators.
For more than 11 minutes Ms. Eisenberg carefully controls her stoic tone, using unexpected comic timing to stave off maudlin sentiment.
