I realize in writing this list that I actually do more than this most days, but these are the ones that happen reliably and infuse my day with mindfulness even when I don't have time for more substantial sitting practices like some of the ones I recorded for our mindfulness4mothers program.
According to Kreiter [ 2], the script concordance test (SCT), which was described originally by Charlin and collaborators in 2000 [ 3], is one method that reliably assesses those aspects of clinical reasoning.
The birds may have been domesticated more than once in Asia, and the first ones that show up reliably in the archaeological record 7000 to 3000 years ago in China, India, Egypt, and Greece, for example, were colorful but scrappy fowl.
Virginia has been moving steadily from being a solid Republican state to one that is reliably Democratic in statewide elections.
Although we refer to an "empathy network", this is not intended to imply a network specific to empathy, but rather one that responds reliably to empathy for suffering32, 35, 47, 52, 74, 75.
Because myocardial perfusion SPECT is often performed to measure perfusion defect size, we assumed that the optimal imaging setting would be one that can reliably distinguish MI from healthy rats.
An instrumental variable in this case is one that is reliably related to BMI but is not related to disease that might influence BMI.
It often lacks a coherent theory of behavior change, one that is reliably used to develop, implement, and test strategies of health prevention.
Within each tissue, the most abundant proteins were 200 to 600-fold more present than the lowest detectable ones that still could be reliably quantified (Table 1).
"There are several networks that reside in the cable news category, but only one that reliably delivers the news unbiased," said Jon Klein, the president of CNN's domestic network.
