The results of the present study may support the pictorial nature of imagery.
Research undertaken at the Museum of London, using literary, pictorial and archaeological sources, supports military horses of, distinguished from a riding horse by its strength and skill, rather than its size.
In addition, patients were provided with information booklets written in Yoruba and supported with pictorial representations of depression and the intervention modalities provided in the program.
Evidence for specificity is mostly provided by immunoblot (or immunoprecipitation) data, although this there is an increasing trend for this to be supported by pictorial 'pretty-picture' evidence for a staining pattern by immunofluorescence or immunocytochemistry on paraffin sections.
These findings are in line with FCTC's requirements and provide strong support for introducing pictorial warning labels also in Lao PDR.
The job aids developed in this study were a set of pictorial counseling cards designed to support communication to women about care during and after pregnancy according to national guidelines [Figure 1].
Supporting evidence includes pictorial representations of musical performance from Bach's time, none of them showing singers (or instrumentalists, for that matter) sharing copies.
Kosslyn (1994) claims that the phenomenon of representational neglect lends support to quasi-pictorial theory, because it adds to the already extensive roster of evidence suggesting that visual perception and imagery make use of the same brain structures.
We conducted a process evaluation of a community-based intervention that used interpersonal peer communication, supported by a pictorial booklet and flipchart, to promote behaviors intended to improve maternal and newborn health outcomes.
At each monthly follow-up visit, a study nurse conducted a morbidity assessment, which was supported by a pictorial diary that mothers were asked to complete at home to record when their child had certain symptoms.
The third study supported these findings, suggesting pictorial images of arid landscapes were perceived as more depleting and stressful than images of landscapes with water but less stressful and more attractive than urban environment images.
