Expanding IBD-specific quality measures to include steroid taper plans may cue appropriate maintenance regimens that include anti-TNFs and other steroid sparing agents while reducing protracted concomitant steroid use as intended by current quality measures.
The findings suggest that senior marketers written plans function as cues and guides, rather than prescriptive actions which stifle creativity and innovation.
The planning of endogenously cued saccades thus involves a greater need for integration of information from higher cortical regions (i.e., for the color-direction mapping) as compared to exogenously triggered saccades [6].
Specifically, Wojcicki outlined YouTube's plans to add "information cues," including links to Wikipedia pages that debunk garbage content for viewers if they choose to learn more.
Its officials are now laying out how the health department should plan for that, taking cues from southern cities that face that kind of heat already.
The algorithm firstly classifies the communicative intent, then plans the co-verbal cues and their form within the gesture unit, generates temporally synchronized co-verbal cues, and finally realizes them in the form of human-like co-verbal movements.
Additionally, we integrated elements derived from the Social Norms Approach [ 21] and implementation intentions, 'if-then' plans that link situational cues with responses that are effective in attaining a desired outcome [ 22], into the present intervention.
On cue, plans are afoot to broaden the range of renminbi investments available in the city.
The presence comes in the shape of a fridge-sized robotic probe named Philae which separated yesterday as planned and on cue from its mother ship, the Rosetta spacecraft launched more than 10 years ago.
The health professionals were either very satisfied or satisfied with the written materials provided: health professional manual, 95%; posters, 91%; key messages, 89%; action plans, 90%; and cue cards, 77%.
Planning alternative responses to habit cues has also been found to reduce engagement in self-reported habitual behaviours (Adriaanse et al., 2010).
