We might therefore expect a condition-specific to generic transformation to be relatively poor when compared against a generic to generic transformation.
Failure of the heart rate to increase as expected, a condition called chronotropic incompetence, is associated with an increased risk of death from heart disease, a study by the Cleveland Clinic Foundation showed.
From the experimental single-session literature, one might expect a control condition with no imagery instructions and no valence-specific training contingency to exert little impact on cognitive bias during a single session and, thus, be considered "inert".
All patients in the present study had experienced shoulder pain for more than 2 months and we did not expect a change in condition within the one-week trial period.
An empty car dealership is great for this, and you can pitch showcasing the property to the owner; expect a list of conditions, however, and don't mess them up.
After the exclusion of the nonpresent individuals, the best-fitting model showed, as expected, a significant condition effect and again the age class effect (Appendix Table A7).
Mr. Grinstein warned that pilots should not expect a better deal, saying conditions had deteriorated since that demand, valued at $850 million, was made.
PAGE A10 WHAT VOTERS CAN'T HAVE The bad news for President Obama and incumbents in both parties is that voters expect a return to economic conditions that cannot be repeated.
Yet under the 2014 Mesothelioma Act, a 63-year-old civilian in the same situation with the same condition could expect a £180,000 lump sum.
Moreover, patients commonly expect a detailed examination of their condition including high-tech imaging approaches, which might lower the threshold of physicians to order a CT scan.
The Israeli left had been conditioned to expect a breakdown at the critical moment.
