In the disagreement situation, as Korean children grew from age 3 to 5, dominating, indicative of concern for self, continued to be prevalent with intimate others, whereas obliging, indicative of concern for other, became prevalent with recently acquainted others.
Our findings suggest that communicating individual blood or serum concentrations of selected environmental chemicals to study participants is feasible without introducing untoward events, worry or other stressors as measured by the absence of telephone calls or written messages indicative of concern or uncertainty.
Ultimately, neither team is likely to be overly concerned by its quarterback's performance, but the struggles were indicative of larger concerns.
"The families who bring this claim are indicative of … concerns regarding the legality of the policy, including its discriminatory effect, given its disproportionately adverse impact upon women (particularly single mothers), children, the disabled, and certain racial and religious groups," the court papers explain.
Though not anything like a randomized poll, the results were still indicative of deep concerns among Chinese.
Analysts said the drop in share priceswas indicative of strong concerns that the deal, which the companies signed on Saturday night, may collapse.
This dissonance between what many faculty say they do and classroom reality has been documented by others and may be indicative of such concerns as the need to cover content and lack of time or expertise to develop and incorporate opportunities for skill development (Coil et al., 2010; Andrews et al., 2011; Ebert-May et al., 2011).
The fact that Stern had so many protégés was indicative of his concern with nurturing young talent.
But he added that there had been a very large vote in the House of Lords that was indicative of widespread concern.
Indicative of this concern, Abud explains that in Indonesia 'most [software development] companies have to invest six months or so in training the talent they need, making scaling up a challenge' (Abud 2012, p. 11).
Commenting about Facebook's data practices, Michael Veale, a researcher in data rights and machine learning at University College London, told us: "Many of Facebook's data processing practices appear to violate user expectations, and the way they interpret the law in Europe is indicative of their concern around this.
