HBOS's loan-to-deposit ratio – a measure of reliance on markets rather than savers to fund lending – had grown from 140% to 196%.
Therefore, the total number of intuitive answers provides a measure of reliance on system-1 thinking, and the total number of correct answers provides a measure of reliance on system-2 thinking.1 Low system-2 scores on the CRT have been shown to predict increased use of decision-making heuristics and shortcuts (Toplak et al., 2011) and reduced willingness to delay gratification (Frederick, 2005).
"Self-reliance is the cornerstone of independence A measure of self-reliance and creativity is the ability to 'make it yourself.' Learn how to bake bread".
Damico said the CRA, which has been conceived as a tool to steady the currency markets, will afford "a measure of self-reliance among Brics and enable the IMF to devote its resources to more troubled countries".
These large areas require a strong commitment to the effective provision of services on the part of local government officials and a measure of self-reliance on the part of Wyoming's population.
For others, activity in those brain areas has been subdued by some awful experiences in childhood.The author champions his own parents for instilling in him what he calls an "internal pot of gold"—a measure of self-reliance and self-confidence which he thinks is vital for developing empathy.
These were categorised into measures of public transport, car reliance, cycling, and traffic exposure.
The GPs showed different views, from being convinced of an actual and predictable risk for the individual to strongly doubting it; from relying firmly on protection from disease by pharmaceutical treatment to strongly questioning its effectiveness in individual cases; and from reliance on prevention of disease by non-pharmaceutical interventions to a total lack of reliance on such measures.
Laboratory research in toxicology has progressed far beyond reliance on measures of mortality to make use of sophisticated behavioral preparations that can evaluate the consequences of sublethal toxicant exposure.
1 2 3 4 Although no direct experimental evidence exists for policymakers' judgments of health inequalities, one could hypothesise that reliance on measures of relative inequality in the absence of any absolute risk context could lead to overestimation of the magnitude of health inequalities for diseases with low background risks.
