In an occupational mortality analysis of 486,000 adult male death records filed in Washington State in the years 1950-1982, leukemiandnd the non-Hodgkin's lymphomas show increased proportionate mortality ratios (PMRs) in workers employed in occupations with intuitive exposures to electromagnetic fields.
One result from our Tristan da Cunha model could seem counter-intuitive: exposure in the first wave did not always protect against re-infection in the second wave several weeks later, and protection apparently waned much more quickly than in the RAF population (Fig. 2 and Table 1).
The underlying immunological explanation is unknown at this time; however, it seems intuitive that if allergen exposure is considered as an input, persistent deliverance of such an input will stress the system and instigate reactive responses.
However, those caretakers who looked for wrinkled skin, a less intuitive sign that may indicate exposure to health education, were less likely to take the child to a traditional healer.
Although it may not be intuitive to some that an exposure-based treatment such as PE would target these secondary symptoms, particularly without elements such as cognitive restructuring or anger management, current theories argue against this.
Meanwhile, over at PSFK.com ("Your go-to source for new ideas"), we're treated to an explanation of how to communicate with Millennials: "Experiences designed for them should be intuitive and easily understood at first exposure (and sight).
Results of the studies provide counter-intuitive insights into the complexities regarding exposure and health effects.
This corresponds to an intuitive definition of synergy, where both exposures are required to produce an effect.
Until better communication exists between the rulers and the ruled, Syrians must rely on intuitive skills honed through long years of exposure to Farzat cartoons.
Conversely, prior educational exposure to evolution (positively) and intuitive teleological reasoning (negatively) predicted understanding of natural selection, but neither had a large effect on acceptance of evolution.
However, as a continuous rather than a categorical variable, 'total intervention exposure' was less amenable to intuitive dichotomisation.
