In the case of biobanking, however, the justification for collection and storage shifts to long term, anticipated future uses of specimens and associated data, thus bringing into focus the conundrum of the mismatch.
How soon will we all be asking, "Does he or doesn't he?" I suppose I am looking beneath the surface -- another thing psychologists do -- and thinking long term, anticipating that once headed down that path, men may find it's not so easy to get off.
The study was limited in duration, and results from the ongoing long-term phase are anticipated.
Two of these studies showed a good tolerability of the drug, but its efficacy was not as promising long-term as initially anticipated [ 12, 14].
For instance, in Figure 3 the logic model for the F-CGRT, as applied to TEAM-Science, clearly operationalizes what short-, medium-, and long-term outcomes are anticipated as a consequence of implementing the core program components.
The system starts to understand your short-term and long-term interests to anticipate your information needs.
Based on this study, we suggest national and international policy makers to design long-term policies to anticipate these barriers, in order to contribute to technological learning.
The study shows that great apes, like humans, can store and retrieve precise information in their long-term memories, and anticipate impending events, a cognitive skill that likely helps them deal with social intrigue and avoid danger.
Over time, costs were reduced and scientific value increased through clear communication of science objectives, outcome-driven experimental design, adequately resourced monitoring programs, and a long-term view that anticipates phasing out outside consultants and transitioning monitoring responsibilities fully to locally-based staff.
"The long-term rates pretty much anticipated that move.
