If that hunch is true, then when a claim that someone has high potential is bolstered by strong evidence, more thinking should lead to more favorable judgments because people are dwelling more on compelling information.
Until more compelling genetic information becomes available, it seems that the best we can do is to keep our children's predispositions in mind while focusing on the pieces of the developmental puzzle over which we can exert control.
By the same token, if the arguments that someone has high potential are weak, the pro-potential bias should go away or even reverse because, in this case, people are thinking more about less compelling information.
While the Internet continues to evolve, Web designers are trying to create more compelling sites that convey information in effective and exciting ways.
Thus, as is the case with protein enzymes but perhaps even more so with ribozymes, the compelling information gained from X-ray crystallography must be carefully analyzed with respect to corresponding biochemical data.
While the iPhone 5 is, at best, a minor upgrade, the Touch has been given plenty of oomph and is now far more compelling as a general purpose information manager and media player.
And think about it: Whether you're talking about 1866, when the Museum opened, or the early 1970s, when I started going as a little kid, the competition from other sources of information is far more compelling today.
For example, biopharmaceutical company AbbVie has launched Live:Lab (which, full disclosure, I chair), a collaborative, preventive health initiative, led by technology and designed to alleviate strain on the NHS by reaching out to people who are less likely to engage with public health information in a more compelling way to help them overcome their fear of finding out about their health.
We observed a significant correlation between either the MTV or TLG response and clinical outcome, with TLG appearing to be more compelling, since this parameter contains more information about the of FDG-uptake.
