This suggests that this sample may be both relatively motivated to work and relatively disadvantaged compared to all parolees in these cities.
However, the meaning behind these questions is relatively transparent, motivating candidates to give the answers they think their employer wants to hear.
This cohort is, therefore, likely to comprise a group of relatively well motivated individuals who may take a more active interest in their physical (and mental) well-being than those individuals who were not in contact with mental health services or who refused to participate in this study.
Observant hikers and landowners noticed the rapid death of trees along trails and in the urbanized green space, motivating relatively swift communication of the problem and expressions of concern from active citizens.
So if e-cigarettes are relatively safe, what's motivating all this legislation?
The predictions of that relatively crude model motivated the experiments [5] that the present model was designed to explain.
Finally, ADAD research participants are highly motivated, relatively young, and have minimal co-morbidities.
Payment systems have selection effects: activity based systems attract more able workers and people who are relatively more income motivated and risk tolerant [ 9- 11].
In addition, patients in RCTs are highly selected (relatively limited numbers, motivated, well instructed in drug use, with good compliance and limited comorbidities) and may be different from the general population of type 2 diabetics in the everyday setting, who are likely to have multiple comorbidities.
The challenge, Gething says, is motivating the international community to scale up the relatively simple interventions known to reduce malaria deaths and disease.
