For example, respondents will tend to affirm an item such as the agreeableness in the FIPI: "I am agreeable, kind (that is, trusting, generous, sympathetic, cooperative, NOT aggressive, or cold)." The second approach tries to avoid this risk by using bipolar single items (Denissen, Geenen, Selfhout, & Aken, 2008; Langford, 2003; Rammstedt, Koch, Borg, & Reitz, 2004; Woods & Hampson, 2005).
For example, missing teeth will tend to occur below a certain threshold for tooth size.
Pizza apps, for example, will all tend to have photos of pizza, use red in their designs, and offer buttons for pickup and delivery.
Some questions remain, for example, will insurers tend to lower the reference price over time, increasing the likelihood of co-pay and discouraging patients from having important procedures, he said.
For example, people in New York City will tend to buy comfortable walking shoes during a transit strike; the shoes will prevent or eliminate the pain caused by walking a long way.
For example, state-level "drinking sentiment" will tend to be negatively correlated with observed alcohol tax variables.
So for example, a new Bangladeshi immigrant will tend to settle in a region where previous cohorts of Bangladeshi immigrants had decided to settle.
When you introduce ads into other mediums, it may be, for example, on social networking sites, people will tend to browse through a hundred pages a day, right.
In a nutrient utilization system, for example, the set of catabolic enzymes will tend to be accompanied by a transport operon for nutrient uptake.
For example, in Figure 1, sequence-based approaches will tend to assign z to the homologous family, { w, x, y }, because genes w and z share a homologous domain.
