Overall, participants that experienced an enhanced reminder said they would be more likely to buckle up than participants that experienced a basic reminder which complied with but did not exceed the US federal requirements.
"This is good reminder," said Constantine, "of how large the oceans are, and of how little we know about them".
The voice of Jiffy Lube sounds female and gives a "mom-sounding" reminder, said Eric Lynn, chief executive of Shop Talk.
Many of those who wanted to attend the screening in Smethwick on Saturday were delayed by the traffic jam that resulted when the English Defence League marched in Birmingham – a poignant reminder, says Dosanjh, that white racist Britain is hardly dead.
The early-morning tweets about Ms. Machado were a reminder, said the Republican strategist Charles Black, that Mr. Trump "cannot let something drop until he proves he's right, and it's beside the point who's right".
John McCarthy recalled how the World Service got secret messages through to Terry Waite when he was held hostage; a reminder, said McCarthy, of the "unique power of radio to reach one person where literally nothing else in the world could".
It's a reminder, says Karen Reid, head of the filtering section – set up in 2011 to speed up the processing of cases – that however ill-founded the case, there is a person behind it.
The idea is that as well as the song tracks and so on being displayed, it could notify you when you get an email or a calendar reminder, say.
The results, published in 2010, showed not only that a higher percentage of those receiving the reminders said they took their drugs regularly, but also that viral loads were suppressed in 57percentt of them, compared with only 48percentt of the control group.
The trial could be extended if it proves successful but there are not yet any plans to offer services such as appointment reminders, said Dr Porter.
