On the other hand, the folk vegetarian food termed as 'Zhai' or 'Sue' food in Taiwan is easily recalled and counted by lay people regardless of educational levels.
Thus, the meaning of the individual symbols and compounded ambiguity characters is easily recalled by applying the phonetic mnemonic, "sea tag", which in a top to bottom read, links the ambigraphic symbols to the initial letters of the scientific names of the represented nucleotides.
5 p.m. 2) FRENCH FLAVOR Detroit's French colonial roots are easily recalled at the rouge-walled Good Girls Go to Paris Crepes (15 East Kirby, Suite 115; 877-727-4727; goodgirlsgotopariscrepes.com) -- the city was called Le Detroit at its founding in 1701.
Studies with distinguishing features that could be easily recalled, such as very large lesions, breast implants, or artifacts, were not selected.
These should include ease of understanding, an ability to be easily recalled, consideration of the anatomy, an understanding of the mechanism of injury, the proposal of therapeutic guidelines according to the specific types, and the provision of useful information regarding the prognosis of the various types.
A permanent record of the data that can be easily recalled for reexamination, if needed, further adds to usefulness of this technique in clinical practice.
The concept recall test required students to recall relevant keywords at the end of each learning phase and the number of keywords that could be easily recalled may have been limited.
Although negative care experiences were easily recalled by all participants, they also provided insight into current initiatives that are working well, and innovative ideas for future health care system improvements.
Things that are repeated often become more accessible in memory, and one of the brain's subconscious rules of thumb is that easily recalled things are true.
Feedback is more easily recalled when it is accompanied by a positive encouraging message compared with negative messages (Podsakoff and Farh, 1989); and positive feedback is considered more accurate (Podsakoff and Farh, 1989; Jussim et al., 1995).
Number of calls and average duration of calls seem to be too difficult to remember for periods far in the past, but information about periods of regular use is more easily recalled and therefore could be the best choice for exposure determination.
