For example, we suggest that interviewers ask, "Tell me about a time you realized that a process you've been asked to follow didn't make sense.
For example, we suggest helping kids to set intentions for happiness because paying attention to the good things that happen in life rather than focusing only on the bad can help rewire their brains for happiness.
For example, we suggest that people might have more negative views toward the idea of consuming 28 sugar cubes (concrete information), compared to consuming "70g" of sugar (abstract information).
For example, we suggest that a professional practice could be used to inspire educational materials to bridge a foreign and a natural language.
For example, we suggest that neurotransmitter release during exocytosis could be regulated by voltage-induced accumulation and depletion of ions at the interface between the secretory granule and the fusion pore.
"For example, we suggest that the EU reconsider the feasibility of placing obligations on a data controller for publications made by others after consent is withdrawn," it notes, going on to voice concerns that rights to freedom of expression might suffer under the current proposals.
For example, we suggest that before invoking other possible explanations for differential phenological response among species in a community, it is important to first accurately determine when warming is occurring in relation to seasonal developmental timing.
For example, we suggest that our models of the microRNA proteomics experiments may be integrated with probabilistic models that predict microRNA targets based on sequence analysis [39], into a unified probabilistic inference framework that may achieve increased statistical power to reliably discriminate the full range of microRNA targets.
For example, we suggest using YouTube for Zumba instruction as we want the students to be able to try activities without the barrier of needing a specific class.
For example, we suggest that during this exploratory phase, data from cohort studies may generate useful hypotheses about potential treatment effect modifiers (for example Flynn et al 2004), and that it is permissible to perform post-hoc multiple comparisons without Bonferroni-type corrections.
