Sharing case stories in small groups in general practice initiated interaction that facilitated meaning-making, reflection and peer support.
After receiving zolpidem the subject was alert, attentive and initiated interaction frequently, with improved verbal fluency and articulation, and with shortened latency of response.
CY recognized the inadequacies of the thriftiness hypotheses, initiated interaction between the authors and provided clinical and epidemiological data, MW formulated the hypothesis, analyzed literature and wrote the manuscript.
Patients with communication disability of aphasia interact infrequently with nurses and tend not to initiate interactions with patients or visitors.
The dance played with the strangeness of unstill heads — bobbing and initiating interactions with other heads.
Shelly Kagan, a philosopher at Yale and the author of "Death," said the odds are so "vanishingly small" that you'll know when you're in a final conversation, you should avoid any possibility of regret by initiating interactions earlier.
While these sorts of things aren't new, this essentially takes out the problem of pre-rendering the video and allows programmers to initiate interactions on the fly.
It is well acknowledged that children play an active role in the dyadic interaction process from the very beginning, initiating interactions (van den Bloom and Hoeksma 1994) and influencing their occurrence and appearance (Lloyd and Masur 2014).
Sequential analyses revealed that while children with Smith Magenis syndrome did not initiate interactions with adults more than children with Down syndrome did, reciprocity between child and adult social behaviours in Smith Magenis syndrome within interactions was compromised.
