In its modern form, personalized medicine is empowered by technological advances in experimental and computational platforms, triggering the transition from the current reactive practice of medicine to a more proactive mode of 'P4' (predictive, preventive, personalized and participatory) systems medicine [ 26].
One irony might also be that detections could be pushed up as a result of intensive reactive policing practices resulting in the statistical perception that crime is actually rising in a locality.
Conservative, risk averse and reactive management practices become a liability in a turbulent environment (Achrol 1991; Webster 1981).
Research suggests variable or incomplete assessment and reactive treatment practices, substantial levels of unidentified or misdiagnosed health needs, and a lack of information about the medical and dependency characteristics of older residents [ 4].
The patients we interviewed diverged, however, in their feelings about "reactive" counseling practices, with some expressing concern that they may not be receiving all the information they need to have a healthy pregnancy if they do not know what questions to ask providers to draw out appropriate counseling.
Teaching ourselves to calm down and to be more receptive than reactive is a practice made possible through mindfulness techniques.
Others, most notably Gaus, argue that the idea of public reason follows from certain basic features of our everyday moral practices and reactive attitudes, along with certain claims about the nature of reasons (Gaus 2011).
However, in many cases, the reactive approach suffers in practice, due to delays of several minutes inherent in the provisioning of VMs [31].
We note that, while Figure 1 indicates that Cu is slightly more reactive than Ag, in practice Cu requires much less stringent deposition conditions in comparison.
