The potential for a pleasurable and a profound stress reduction response was informed by anecdotal data and clinical observation and this also informed the selection of points.
A.C. Graham once contrasted Zhu's perception/response model (gan-ying) of ethical action with that of Zhuangzi by suggesting that Zhu's notion of appropriate response was informed by rigorous adherence to rules and principles, whereas Zhuangzi's was relatively intuitive and spontaneous (Graham 1986a: 1986a45).
Oxfam's programmes, campaigns and humanitarian responses are informed by solid evidence.
The novel is concerned with human responses to imminent death, but also examines how those responses are informed by gender.
Those are the core questions, and one's response to them is informed by their fundamental view of the role of government and technology.
But former Republican House speaker Newt Gingrich, one of the contenders for the party's presidential nomination last year, told CNN there were three main responses when a parent is informed a child is gay.
Fig. 3 shows that the DCM for event-related responses – labelled informed because it is informed about the experimental timing – had decisively lower predictive validity than any linear model for all three contrasts.
Adolescent participants (n = 22, 1.5 % response rate) were informed that the interview would be audio-taped, information provided would remain confidential, and that they could withdraw from the study at any time.
Most of all, our response should be informed by what weakens this fringe ideology the most.
If the system is in use, both PTW riders and car drivers are likely to be more aware of an upcoming hazard, lowering their speed or altering their steering response through being informed that another road user is present, thus reducing the accident risk.
