For example, lay target group members often suggest the use of confronting, threatening communications (Goodall & Appiah, 2008; Gorn, Lavack, Pollack, & Weinberg, 1996).
That could bode ill for efforts to curb health care costs if, as expected, the future of medicine lies in targeting treatments to limited numbers of patients most likely to benefit from them.
Changing the stereotype of scientists, and TV personalities, from being white and male, she believes, lies in targeting the ambitions of children, showing them their scientific heritage and chipping away at preconceptions.
Fixing the problem, the researchers write, lies in targeting men's behaviors, since they're "the primary party responsible for initiating unwanted sexual encounters".
If it can forestall memory or cognitive problems, scientists will know that prevention or delay is possible and appears to lie in targeting amyloid years before dementia develops.
Emerging treatment approaches to help increase overall patient survival lie in targeting novel pathways for the specific subtypes of breast cancer.
So the advantages of the epidemiological studies lie at targeting all levels of recognition of the minor cases; missing cases; and of the new cases.
The intervention, administered by trained lay personnel, targets common adherence barriers.
The key to success lies in the targeting and negotiation.
Another interesting effect of this secondary targeting lies in the fact both EGFR and SR-BI contributed to the EGF-HPPS uptake.
