Sentence examples for faster appraisals from inspiring English sources

Making fewer or faster appraisals is no less valid than taking a more deliberative and potentially longer, resource-intensive approach.

Overall, these results are consistent with a hypothesis assuming previous experience of the same uncontrollable stressor leads to a fast appraisal of uncontrollability in the vmPFC, erasing active coping responses and causing an immediate passage to passive coping ones.

When the market moves this fast, the appraisals required by a lender reflect last year's prices, and sellers just take all-cash deals instead — even when another bidder with a mortgage offers more money.

Coudari writes that Bobby was much faster in his appraisals than other masters, and the proportion of trial and error in his mental process was smaller.

Psychologist David Kenny of the University of Connecticut, Storrs, says the finding demonstrates the brain's remarkable ability to make fast yet accurate appraisals.

The emerging pressure to ensure fast and favourable appraisals has been evident within the UK, and access to trastuzumab is a pertinent recent example.

One of these, the Broker Price Opinion, or BPO, is popular with lenders and banks because they are cheaper and faster than a full appraisal.

In this light, it may be that greater ACC activity to the non-coherent stimuli reflected the greater effort to resolve the appraisal of non-coherence, compared to the faster and presumably less effortful appraisal of coherence.

The amygdala has long been accepted as the fast-acting, social appraisal centre of the limbic system.

If you have instant appraisal, that means faster recovery.

It was much better for you (and faster) to do a cursory appraisal and rubber stamp what the bank wanted.