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An explicit plan detailing expectations and available resources is essential for every person in a postdoctoral position, the workshop participants agreed.
There is however strong evidence that migrants form erroneous expectations about available opportunities in the host country (Borjas and Bratsberg [1996]) and about the length of their stay, for instance in case of illegal migration and/or of poor economic performance (Tunali [2000]).
Unmet healthcare need, defined from a patients' view is a partial reflection one's ability to identify a health need, access the appropriate services, expectations of available services, and prior experiences using the healthcare system.
Although many factors influence the decision about location of care, some of which family caregivers, clients and IP home care team members may feel they cannot control [ 5], fostering IP-SDM may at least contribute to more realistic expectations about available options [ 42] and in turn lower decisional regret [ 43].
Furthermore, it supports the idea of the referential function of 'haa' calls (Bugnyar et al., 2001): hearing the call sequences in our experiment elicited not only the approach of receivers (recruitment), but also the behaviours indicative of an expectation of available food or the presence of a calling individual that had sighted food.
And for performance-based artists like Joan Jonas, Mary Lucier and Carolee Schneemann, who, as women, were relegated to the fringes of the mainstream art world, video was a tool like no other: malleable, immediate, free of conventions, expectations and pedigrees, available for trial and error.
For example, information asymmetry impacts liquidity and turnover but turnover can also directly impact liquidity if investors have different expectations on information available.
At the New York CTO Club, Curtis Brown, CTO of Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions, is famous for his ability to manage expectations to meet available resources and to justify higher budgets when needed.
The personal details belonging to more than 202 million job seekers in China, including information like phone numbers, email addresses, driver licenses and salary expectations, were freely available to anyone who knew where to look for as long as three years due to an insecure database.
