We still value the evidence that comes from small p-values and rely on independent confirmation, but we now deliberately acknowledge the importance of type II errors and proactively attempt to reduce them.
One unanticipated finding from the study is that diagnosis prompted several patients to proactively attempt to take control of managing their condition by purchasing equipment to self-monitor SUA levels.
We've got very specific problems and I just found that nobody sort of said 'here's your problems, how do you think we can deal with these problems?' [Raj] He described how his own attempts to proactively seek support that met his needs during the remediation period had been met with a punitive response from the Medical School.
Attempting to proactively reciprocate favors with a mentor can backfire, as the role reversal and unsolicited assistance may put your mentor in an unexpected, awkward situation.
When the buffer is found empty upon a successful packet transmission, the vehicle can proactively undertake zeroth backoff, go to the idle state, and then attempt to transmit the next arriving packet upon waiting only for AIFSx,k.
People proactively seek solutions to deliver results.
2. Proactively seek feedback from all levels.
Finally, prolepsis was used proactively to anticipate what a given specialist was attempting to get out of the study, thus building concepts that would assist both specialists to conceptualize the project from its end product to the means necessary to achieve them.
However, researchers say that staff who understood the impacts of prison environments, and attempted to proactively ameliorate those impacts upon prisoners, through their relationships with prisoners and practices, were more likely to be effective in preventing deaths.
Predictive policing describes a set of computer-based forecasting tools that use crime data to inform where future incidents are likely to happen, and where officers should attempt to proactively patrol.
