As practices, neologising, reifying, categorising and typologising have unintended consequences – they remove us from the primary experiences and underlying emotions that provided the motivation for formulating these concepts in the first place.
This reinforces the motivation for formulating advanced computational biomarker discovery approaches, which integrate different levels of "omic" complexity.
These results also provide a deeper insight into the original motivation for formulating the LHR, for the more general setting of nonlinear and non-nested models.
This is the motivation for formulating the above goal in terms of inference on probe-level data, making this goal relevant regardless of microarray platform, technology or biological question.
In our interactions with others, we also employ a kind of listening-heuristic - we assume intent or motivation, we formulate our responses and we respond with our own perspective, all in the time it takes someone else to speak.
Third, although the seeding money from the GFATM provided an initial financial and political motivation to formulate distinct health policies for the treatment of HIV/AIDS, it was largely due to Peru's economic growth that treatment expansion was sustainable.
With the separation of models and programs being discouraged by the computational tools, and in the absence of any motivation to formulate computational models independently from programs for communication, the fusion of models and programs became almost inevitable.
An influential approach to workplace motivation is formulated through agency theory in economics, a theory which postulates that increased alignment between the goals of principal (employer) and the agent (employee) can be achieved if the principal offers rewards to the agent.
During the intervention, participants will be coached face-to-face in formulating their personal motivation and action plan.
2) The PHC will support in goal setting, by helping the participants in formulating a personal motivation and action plan.
