The student is apparently conceived as the equivalent of the Artificial Intelligence machine that digitally acquires both basic knowledge and decision-making abilities based on downloading data into memory and persistent trial and error; in other words, a Robot.
As an organizational construct, coping includes 'all those efforts to deal with environmental pressures that [can] not be handled by reflexes or organized skills, but [involve] struggles, trials, persistent focused energy directed toward a goal' (Murphy 1974, p. 71).
We carried out a network meta-analysis of drug interventions to prevent exacerbations in patients with persistent asthma, in trials of at least 24 weeks' duration, and with exacerbations defined according to the American Thoracic Society/European Respiratory Society.
This not only includes changing between the different persistent excitatory patterns from trial to trial, but even changing between persistent activation and inhibited patterns.
Be patient yet persistent.
Finally, the authors should point out that in their antennal displacement assay, only a small fraction of stimulation trials elicited persistent grooming, and that even in those cases the persistence appears to be in the grooming of the eyes/head, not the antenna.
Given the persistent problem of unpublished trial results despite continued emphasis on trial registration from governmental agencies, funding organizations, and the editorial community, increased institutional review board attention toward this issue may be needed.
To investigate adverse event (AE) reporting practices in a systematic review of randomized controlled trials for persistent depressive disorder (PDD).
Similarly, induration at the previous immunisation site has been attributed to persistent antigen in previous trials [46].
The majority of reported LABA/ICS trials for persistent asthma have pharmaceutical industry sponsorship or include industry employees as authors on the publications.
