Previous studies have shown that a predominant tendency in creative generation tasks is to base new ideas on well-known, specific instances of previous ideas (e.g., basing ideas for imaginary aliens on dogs, cats or bears).
In some instances, evidence of previous treatment provided was also used as an indicator of future motivation.
For instance, the number of previous episodes and subclinical residual symptoms affect the risk of relapse in depression and bipolar disorder [ 24– 26].
Your report on Vladimir Putin's progress from pariah to powerbroker (Putin has been taken off the menu and returned to the top table, 18 November) reminds me of previous instances where reactionary toffs let their prejudices over Russia cloud their judgment.
HuffPost has obtained audio and video of previous instances of Mezger hurling profanities at Griffin and Bick.
To accomplish this, the intended action is scanned against all memories of previous instances of the same acts, to judge previous experiences of what can follow from them.
This news story reminded me of previous instances where one particular indigenous diet was billed as holding the illusive key to longevity.
Most of the 786 children whose cases were compiled by the AP were under the age of 4. They lost their lives even as authorities were investigating their families or providing some form of protective services because of previous instances of neglect or violence or other troubles in the home.
Audit of previous instances allows a refinement of response to ensure efficient and timely treatment.
To say that an instance of some pattern "reproduces" previous instances is to say that, if the previous instance had been different, the current instance would be correspondingly different.
