Wolf was being touted, even by McBride, as a star on fire, which may be, but it would be nice to see a little more range and subtlety more frequently and a little less frequent use of the solo mallet driving his sound.
What was surprising is that quality was actually somewhat worse in regions that provided more care, with less frequent use of proven treatments for heart attack patients and of preventive services.
This study prospectively investigated the hypothesis that ambivalence about becoming pregnant is associated with comparatively less frequent use of contraception.
Higher daylight utilization was observed in offices with easy-to-access controls, which implies less frequent use of electric lights and less energy consumption accordingly.
While the more frequent use of a misconception and the less frequent use of correct principles by beginner students may be intuitive, we were surprised by the greater improvement of advanced students on multiple-choice items after instruction (Fig. 3).
These non-abstinence policies often recommend safer, less frequent use of substances, for instance using less of a drug or using a safer route of administration (Bigg, 2001; Lenton & Single, 1998).
For example, the higher fatality risk among Finnish car drivers and occupants is affected by more frequent drinking and driving, less frequent use of seatbelts in front seats, and older cars.
Across the four studies (n's = 65 − 141), results demonstrated that mindful individuals made more benign stress appraisals, reported less frequent use of avoidant coping strategies, and in two studies, reported higher use of approach coping.
Only at the start of the dry season did food insecurity decrease with increasing land access; particularly for agro-pastoralists, this could be attributed to a time of plenty from cultivation activities and less frequent use of livestock as coping strategies.
For example, beneficiaries' greater cost-sensitivity could result in a slower introduction or less frequent use of new, costly, but possibly beneficial, technologies and techniques than would occur under current law.
This could be attributed to their less frequent use of modern health facilities like private, general hospitals and hence they relied more on the drugs bought from patent medicine dealers.
