The notion is that negatively worded items may act like cognitive "speed bumps" that require respondents to engage in more controlled, as opposed to automatic cognitive processing (Podsakoff et al. 2003, p. 884).
In general, the diabetes camping experience is short term and is most often associated with increased physical activity and more controlled access to food relative to that experienced at home.
In its first foray into making an OS local, Apple appears to be trying to take a more cautious, more controlled approach to the situation.
The authors noted that the release rate of the microcapsules was lower and more controlled as compared to films with antimicrobial agents directly incorporated into the matrix, potentially due to the affinity of the carrier, gum arabic, to a polar compound and the good film forming capability of gum arabic.
In their adopted home in the United Arab Emirates, as the Fake Sheikh has given way to real sheikhs, there has been a more controlled aspect to their play that England will have noted.
In this way, oilseed Brassicas could be utilized to define pre-emptive management strategies, such as by breeding for better and/more appropriate types and levels of host resistance to pathogens and deploying host resistances in better and more controlled ways to maximize the longevity of such host resistance in the face of changing pathogen pathotypes.
"Commercials are much more controlled than reacting to the day's events in front of television cameras and reporters".
In contrast to non-uniform and somewhat promiscuous in vitro phosphorylation, pCMF provides more controlled way to address the effect of tyrosine phosphorylation in vitro.
Prince wanted to set a faster pace of album releases, but Warners wanted a more controlled flow to permit maximum exploitation of singles and touring.
Microsurgery of this kind has been used for years to reattach fingers in emergency situations, but now doctors are using it in more controlled scenarios to reattach a whole arm.
A second option is to bring the program above board: pass a new law that would allow the N.S.A. more controlled access to what it said was valuable information.
