We are grateful to Ms Lin-Ling Shang-Guan, Ms Hui-Ting Chen, Mr. Meng-Hsuen Chiu, Mr. Jui-Cheng Yu, and Mr. Yu-Shun Kao for their contributions on some of the experiments.
Thanks to recent research by Northwestern University psychologists Daniel Molden and Chin Ming Hui, there is a simple and effective way to be sure you are making the best decisions when things go awry: focus on what you have to gain, rather than what you have to lose.
A-M Hui, J Yu, N Gupta, A Di Bacco, and Y Shou are employed by Takeda Pharmaceuticals International Co., Cambridge, MA.
We thank Dr. Feng-ming Hui at College of Global Change and Earth System Science, Beijing Normal University, for valuable suggestions of data analysis.
Yu-Chang Tyan, Ming-Hui Yang, and Shyng-Shiou Yuan contributed to interpretation of data.
Ming-Hui Yang and Tze-Wen Chung contributed equally to this work as first authors.
Ming-Hui Yang conducted experiments, analysed data and wrote the paper.
In 1381, the Ming dynasty annexed the areas of the southwest that had once been part of the Kingdom of Dali following the successful effort by Hui Muslim Ming armies to defeat Yuan-loyalist Mongol and Hui Muslim troops holding out in Yunnan province.
Hui Ge, Ming-fan Zhu, Li-jun Wang, Li Chen and Yao-zong Tan performed the acquisition of data.
A version of the HUI instrument that combines features of the HUI mark 2 (HUI-2) and HUI mark 3 (HUI-3) was used in this study.
Whereas ue 7 written as a semantic loan character 會 (cf. 能 neng 2 'can' or 會 hui 4 'can/may' M). can be traced back to 解 xie 4 'know, understand' with confidence, the etymological origin of 通 thang 1 (cf. 可以 ke 3 yi 3 'can/be allowed to' M). remains still unsettled.
