If service users lack capacity to give informed consent to participate in a face to face interview, information about their activities in the preceding week is gathered from the case records and discussions with their primary nurse.
To detect this characteristic the driver's face should be studied because the pose of the face contains information about one's attention, gaze, and level of fatigue [4].
Spots on a human face carry information about a disease.
The study concludes that the position of the seepage face and information about the characteristics of the induced seepage flow field are important and should not be neglected when designing wells in landfills.
One result has been an exploding amount of information that consumers face - information about different health insurance options, different types of treatment and so on.
Cognitive dissonance is the discomfort that arises when you have to face conflicting information about your beliefs and values, and since we are motivated to want to feel internally integrated something has to give, and so we alter the meaning of one half of the equation to meet with consistency.
Indeed, perceived facial adiposity (i.e., the perception of fatness in the face) conveys information about health over and above that which is explained by BMI (Tinlin et al., 2013) and some aspects of health (e.g., reported frequency and duration of respiratory infections) are more strongly correlated with facial adiposity than they are with BMI (Coetzee et al., 2009).
We rely on people's faces for information about their mood, personality, character, and … baseball prowess?
We study the problem of a firm that faces asymmetric information about the persistent productivity of its potential workers.
In 2005, facing "limited information about the amounts and types of food waste produced", WRAP launched a "major research programme" which would lead to the publishing of "The food we waste report" on 8 May 2008.
Faced with information about former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky's alleged involvement in sexually abusing a 10-year-old boy, former university president Graham B. Spanier and other top university officials convinced themselves that it was reasonable, or as one email suggested, "humane," to avoid reporting Sandusky to the authorities.
