Further exploration of the BCTs used in walking and cycling interventions (particularly "prompt self-monitoring of behavior" and "prompt intention formation") would be desirable.
Previous UK research suggests that the implementation of occupational health guidelines, particularly prompt intervention, may be hindered by organisational obstacles such as strict referral criteria [ 21].
There was particularly low prompted awareness of the signs 'lump in the abdomen' (64%) and 'tiredness' (50%) and several lifestyle risk factors for CRC, e.g. exercise (37%).
First, the current jobless recovery is hitting poor America particularly hard and prompting comparisons with the golden years of Mr Clinton's presidency.
Accusations between the two contenders has become particularly heated, prompting Mr. DiVincenzo to ask Christopher Christie, the United States Attorney, to state that he was not part of an investigation of Essex County government.
Mr. Kiarostami, whose "Taste of Cherry" won the Palme d'Or at the 1997 Cannes Film Festival, mentored Mr. Ghobadi, so the critique was particularly stinging, prompting Mr. Ghobadi to respond with an emotional public letter to his former teacher.
Over the last few years this company, which caters to baby boomers, has had an increase in the number of solo travelers (particularly women), prompting it to address their needs.
And even as the immigration agency has faced accusations of mistreatment or insensitivity in its dealings with foreigners at ports-of-entry around the country, the criticism here is particularly harsh, prompting officials to promise a complete review of the Portland office.
We find it very difficult to lend credence to any lithostratigraphic models, particularly those prompting unorthodox reinterpretations of biostratigraphic patterns, which do describe in detail (and preferably show) show the geographic distribution of lithologic marker beds (e.g., [27]).
Another distinctive characteristic of cultural life is the animation of its downtown, particularly during summer, prompted by cultural and social events, particularly festivals.
