We advocate that intertemporal choice models account for these context effects, and encourage the use of this knowledge to nudge people toward making more advantageous choices.
While the nonaddicts shared a penchant for risk-taking behavior, the increased gray matter seemed to help them resist addiction by exerting more self-control and making more advantageous decisions.
For instance, the nanopored nanostructures can make more advantageous templates for sensors and electrodes with increased surface areas, thereby enhancing the sensitivities and efficiencies.
That difference is enough to make more advantageous a (V) merger if there is no partial control of all the composite good prices.
Even if you made more money at a firm like Goldman Sachs, it was socially far more advantageous to be part of an old British institution.
"When the gift tax exemption was so much lower than the estate tax exemption, it made it more advantageous from a tax perspective to give away your money after death," Mr. Bergman says.
The achievement of agricultural development over the past resulted from the country's existing natural factors which made it more advantageous than other nations, i.e. favourable climatic conditions, vast and fertile planted areas, oversupply and cheap agricultural labour costs.
Functional procrastination represents an acceptable frequent behavior which increases success at work, makes persons more advantageous and acts as a success strategy towards a pre-designed goal that generally results in success at work.
Two types of SF-36 scores can be generated: the 8 SF-36 scales provide a comprehensive profile of health status, and the two summary measures have features that make them more advantageous for clinical trials [ 5].
That's not big deal, really; most of them make money from the apps (be it through subscriptions or partnerships), which makes Android more advantageous for them, which works out to more Android handsets — and that's always a good thing.
