Zeelenberg and Pieters (2007) provide the most extensive discussion of this issue, arguing that the primary and distinctive function of experienced regret is to enable people to switch choices when faced with the same decision again.
His sound on the tenor saxophone, his primary instrument, was distinctive: taut and throaty, slightly burred, dark-hued.
In summary, amolopin is a novel insulinotropic peptide characterized from the skin secretion of A. loloensis with distinctive primary structure.
CIM is a primary myopathy with distinctive electrophysiological and morphological findings.
They have distinctive primary sequences nevertheless disruption of either BRCA gene leads to similar pathophysiological effects [ 1], as well as to similar cancer spectra.
In all cases the histological features of lymph node metastases were similar to the primary tumor, and distinctive morphological features were found in comparison with epithelial metastases from other sites.
UK medical schools are being re-structured into larger, disease or NHS service-focused research groupings with the associated loss of distinctive primary care units in some universities [ 9].
Mr. Turner was the primary soloist, and his distinctive style — heavy on arpeggios and scalar elaborations — was a prominent feature of the set.
Secondary craters in Unit E were infrequent and were distinctive from primary craters.
The high frequency of first episodes of primary headache is another distinctive element that underlines the importance of chronicizing stress in the pathogenesis of this condition.
