Thus, while more orientations to the right for negative stimuli (N) vs more orientations to the left for positive stimuli (P) was found for both IG and EG in girls, the monkeys displayed a left preference for negative (N) sounds vs no preference for positive (P) stimuli for IG only.
As information becomes more easily accessible via technology and the internet, individuals - as workers and consumers - have become more educated, and possibly more finicky; people are having a more consumer orientation to both education and their careers.
God can bring life out of death" is calling for a more permanent orientation to your environment.
Dissatisfaction with mainstream modern medicine particularly with regards to patient-physician relationship, concerns about the side effects of chemical drugs, and personal beliefs favouring a more holistic orientation to health care are often quoted as possible explanations [ 3- 5].
In contrast, most Bosnians I met – most of whom had lived the majority of their lives in urban locales in Bosnia under a socialist system, in which social connection often takes precedence over time – had a far more flexible orientation to time than I did.
From the structure of the calculations, we observed that with fewer typed individuals there were more haplotype orientations to consider, and the haplotype calculation more closely resembled the genotype calculation.
The monkeys showed more gaze orientations to the right when hearing biological sounds (all biological sounds pooled together – Wilcoxon test, n = 7, T = 1 p = 0.05).
This can reflect a change in diagnostic thinking, from a more somatic or somatoform orientation to one of a more psychological focus.
Couette flow created significantly more orientation for HYFNIF fibrils, not enough orientation for RVFNIM fibrils to overrule the loading-induced orientation and some orientation for VIYKI fibrils.
"Many students have less orientation towards reflection and more orientation towards résumé-building than students a generation ago," said Lawrence H. Summers, the president of Harvard.
