CrossFit's ability to foster camaraderie among co-workers — at least among those motivated to experiment with Olympic-style weight lifting — is especially suited to the life-swallowing rigors of start-up culture.
But this year Indian officials went to great lengths to protect the election process, and their efforts dovetailed with a renewed enthusiasm among voters motivated by antipathy to the state's ruling National Conference.
There is also a brain comparison among tetrapods, motivated by the fact that, in humans, consciousness seems exclusively associated with the cortex, with some centers shared with animals.
Relapse-prevention interventions have shown some success at improving the long-term maintenance of tobacco abstinence among individuals motivated to abstain.
There were 'pockets of interest' among GPs motivated by 'vocational' incentives such as a sense of professional duty; however, this was not sufficient to drive widespread improvement.
That will be determined now that Woods is at least closing in on his form, is at a place where he plays well and is motivated because his foundation is among the biggest beneficiaries of this event.
When the defense challenged that dismissal, the prosecution argued that it had been motivated by the fact that, among other things, J.T. had expressed positive views about her Nigerian friends, and not by her sexual orientation.
Development of models to predict and characterize gene composition variation among genomes is motivated by improvements in sequencing technologies which have enabled whole-genome sequencing of multiple isolates of the same bacterial species [ 41].
These findings suggest two communication strategies: (1) reinforce issues among men already motivated to get circumcised, to convert them from holding positive intentions to adopting the behavior; and (2) design persuasive messages to change non-intenders' beliefs to be similar to those of circumcision intenders, thereby leading to increased MC motivation.
The timing of the interventions, before 25 weeks gestation, was motivated by a widespread view among childbirth educators that women attending ordinary childbirth classes at the end of pregnancy (usually after 30 weeks gestation) are focused on the birth itself, and that they are less interested in events after the birth, such as breastfeeding.
In the evidential evaluation of scientific theories, prior probabilities often represent assessments by agents of non-evidential, conceptually motivated plausibility weightings among hypotheses.
