An expert on human performance in extreme environments who studied Binsted's group reported that when conflicts arose the women tended to respond with "task coping" (finding a way to deal with the problem) while the men often reverted to "avoidance coping" (ignoring the problem "in favor of pursuing prolonged exploration while on E.V.A.s").
We recognize one plausible explanation for this finding may relate to a clinician perception of poor clinical outcome and/or general reluctance to pursue aggressive and/or prolonged life sustaining measures for AML patients[ 36].
The residents reported that research activities were possible only if they worked at night, during weekends, while on parental leave, and so on, and that pursuing research also prolonged the time needed to complete residency training.
But many employees have indicated that, barring a surprisingly large payment, they plan to opt out of the settlement and pursue litigation independently, potentially prolonging an issue that the company is anxious to put to rest.
Why then does Hamas seem determined to pursue a renewed and perhaps prolonged and bloody conflict?
French-born British musician whose lifework, pursued in the face of prolonged indifference and misunderstanding, established the modern search for authenticity in the performance and instrumentation of early music.
The parties agreed not to pursue further filings that would have prolonged the dismissal process".
Or will the Democratic Congress, some of whose members would love to harness private firms to pursue policy goals, find ways to prolong it?
"We decided not to pursue dialysis or intensive care, not to prolong the end," Dr. Goold said.
But the criminal case in court was too prolonged for the impoverished family to pursue: after a year they succumbed to the doctor's offer of a small financial settlement.
