Just as in far richer countries, using available resources and fiscal capacity to protect health, especially the health of the poor, is often not high on the agenda of the elites that dominate choices about public budgets even under conditions of formal democracy.
Psychometric studies have shown a consistent negative correlation between math anxiety and math achievement, and these strong feelings may dominate choices of college majors and subsequent careers; moreover, the negative affect associated with these subjects reduces performance by students (Ashcraft and Moore, 2009).
The Corporate Library has created a database to expose such incestuous networks.Chief executives have tended to dominate the choice not just of board members (where search committees are usually encouraged to look for "consensual" candidates who will not rock the boat) but of their successors too.
However, trainee scientists should not let reputations dominate their choice.
Other criteria like safety, environmental compatibility, reliability and cost will thus dominate the choice of an ESS target.
When the sand is very compact or slightly compact, but depletion is very high, concerns for crushing become important and could dominate the choice of the casing size in the pay zone.
It would be useful to examine whether the chaebol's unique characteristics dominate the choice of evaluation methods or, instead, whether this range of M&A techniques is common in other business groups.
As we look to people living perhaps a normal life span with HIV, the increasing number of antiretroviral agents available means that individualizing treatment has become more feasible and the longer downstream adverse events related to HAART, such as its effect on cardiovascular disease and diabetes, renal and hepatic disease, have begun to dominate our choice of drugs.
If, however, simple associative phenomena dominate their choice behavior one would expect a deviation from the bow-shaped function of the serial stimulus salience and a salience rank order that reflects the distance from the evaluating conditions (reward).
A desire to make a difference was also evident in other health disciplines such as allied health where altruistic motivations dominate career choice [ 10].
