Formal mentors should be assigned to junior faculty hires, and mentors and mentees should be informed about expectations.
Studying perceptions at the undergraduate level can inform about future expectations, motivations and preferences.
They should be actively informed about the expectations on both positive and negative effects of treatment with glucocorticoids.
The report said patients are now better informed about their health, have higher expectations of doctors and tend to treat them with less deference than they used to.
These hunches also inform my expectations (and fears) about how NIH will respond to sexual harassment.
Further, where it was found that service users' choices about medication self-regulation were in most although not all cases informed by realistic expectations about the positive or negative valence of the outcome, expectations and outcomes of non-adherence were again focused on the short-term rather than the long-term.
"If you're informed about pay, well, guess what, your expectations meet the realities, and that is a good thing.
Data suggest that health outcomes are comparatively better for patients who are informed about their treatment options, have realistic expectations of outcomes, participate in setting goals for potential treatments, and are able to link personal values to their goals [ 22, 23].
In an interesting inversion of Darwin's original analogous reasoning between natural and artificial selection, understanding how genetic architecture constrains and facilitates of natural selection can equally act as a guide for informing expectations about the effects of artificial selection on trait variation subject to pleiotropy, epistasis, and constraint.
It is clear from this study, that both traditional gender norms as well as modern ideas of women's rights inform expectations of communication about microbicides.
And inform our expectations.
