When dealing with stressful, complex tasks, familiarity goes a long way.
The concept of home is a difficult one when you travel long term, a complex alchemy of familiarity, friendship and memory.
Still, the selection of most appropriate therapy is complex, and requires familiarity with the disease process, evidence from treatment trials, complicated drug delivery systems, dosing regimens, side effects, and complications.
Strategist Mark Graul argued that the former governor "had a profound impact" on party members in Wisconsin, which had created a familiarity complex that caused people to say "'Oh, come on'" after hearing of his run.
The primary aim was to investigate the impact of type 2 diabetes and IGT on simple word recognition (familiarity) and complex source monitoring (recollection).
Laborde was surprised when the men expressed familiarity with complex physical features that she and her colleagues had previously observed in the lake.
A significant challenge to researchers wishing to help fill this knowledge gap is that the effects of Gp-9 are played out within a complex social system, and familiarity with this system as well as other basic elements of fire ant biology is key to designing, implementing, and interpreting meaningful studies.
THERE'S something disorienting about stumbling onto an ambitious restaurant in a suburban hotel complex, where the virtues of familiarity and utility tend to trump those of adventure and surprise.
When stimulus characteristics hampered the retrieval of abstract memory representations, these hemispheric asymmetries have previously only modulated event-related potential (ERP) correlates of recollection (late positive complex, LPC), but not of familiarity (FN400).
Nearly all of the likely candidates have some familiarity with the complex and often clubby world of Olympic politics, in contrast with the acting chief executive, Stephanie Streeter, whose only previous Olympic experience was a brief stint on the board of directors.
