40 Women's previous encounters and rapport with healthcare professionals, and any exposure to discrimination or misdiagnosis, also appear to influence time to presentation.
"If Benedict had done that, maybe the polemics would have mounted," Mr. Vian said, alluding to the previous pope's strained rapport with the Muslim world.
President Bush had written a private note to the Pakistani Prime Minister, with whom he had established a good rapport the previous year, and the Gates team was expecting confirmation of a meeting place during a refuelling stop at Athens.
Mr. Perez, Mr. Patitucci and Mr. Blade had all played together in previous bands, and their rapport was apparent as they performed "Aung San Suu Kyi," a piece dedicated to the pro-democracy leader who remains under house arrest in Myanmar (formerly Burma), which Mr. Shorter had recorded with the pianist Herbie Hancock on the 1997 album "1 + 1".
The facilities were partially on the basis of acquaintance through previous visits, which improved their rapport with informants, and partially on the basis of convenience.
He did what no other previous therapist had: he established a rapport that was both compassionate and productive.
Emotional processing was operationalized as sum score of 'blunted affect', 'emotional withdrawal' and 'poor rapport' of PANSS, as previous studies have shown that amygdala responses to facial emotional expression correlate with the negative subscale of PANSS [ 34].
After he took his seat behind the drums, Weinberg and Conan seemed to immediately resume the same rapport they had in their previous 17 years together in late night TV.
In fact, we considered that previous contact between interviewer and interviewee may promote rapport and frankness.
The recruitment process varied between the two study locales on the basis of previous recruiting experiences in these areas and existing rapport with the respective community.
