For Boyd and Richerson it denotes any effort to abstract from a characterisation of individual psychological profiles, in a way that allows an exploration of the consequences of these individual-level dispositions for population-level properties.
In this study, Indigenous people spent twice the median percentage of follow-up time in custody, a consequence of these individuals having more custody episodes, as well as episodes being of a longer duration.
The passive role of some patients in the handover may be a consequence of these individuals lacking information or instructions from healthcare professionals that would allow them to actively participate, or a lack of personal resources, capabilities or discipline.
The Federal Government will carefully assess all facets of the ruling and review the possible consequences of this individual decision.
The programmatic consequences of following these individuals in HIV clinics, along with the costs for ancillary laboratory tests are significant [ 13, 23].
Particularly pertinent to the organization of emotional behaviors is the capacity to identify significant or "salient" objects and events in the external environment and to analyze the consequences of these for the individual's own homeostatic milieu.
The consequences of these population structure effects on individual fitness and population survival are not well known but under intense debate.
Price-Setting in Quasi-Markets: To avoid these consequences of individual negotiations over prices, I had recommended in a recent post a so-called "all-payer" system for health care in the United States.
"They have been diligently getting analysis from bankruptcy experts of the consequences of bankrupting individual teams," a baseball lawyer said.
These warnings – known as personal improvement plans (PIPs) inside the DWP – "should be very clear about the consequences of an individual not fulfilling the personal responsibilities as a civil servant to administer the system in full".
These individual differences are key, because arguably the most important phase of the causal search is the cause-dependent affect, or the emotional consequences of an individual's determination about where a cause lies in the causal dimensions.
