Other masks provide situational benefits.
Our primary aim was to compare the influence of a range of situational factors (costs and benefits) on projected doping likelihood in hypothetical situations.
Five experts argue that it is important to distinguish patterns or types of non-adherence to tailor interventions; for some patients, non-adherence is a rational choice, some may benefit from removing (situational) barriers and others need to be educated.
This reflects previous findings in which GPs acknowledged the benefit of psychotherapy for situational depression, and recognized that depression amongst multimorbid patients was sometimes situational, but withheld psychotherapy referral because of doubts about its efficacy in older patients [ 16].
Economic actors and scientists do not perceive benefits in the same way in all contexts, and there are situational barriers to overcome for materializing the benefits of collaboration.
To locate it in the framework of situational crime prevention, blacklisting 'denies the benefits' of crime.
Given that situational measures have potential for "diffusion of benefits" (the idea that focused crime prevention efforts can sometimes bring benefits beyond the targeted settings, (Clarke and Weisburd 1994) this could be a highly effective approach for reducing ransom kidnappings.
Being the first mover in a space can produce situational advantages, but showing up late gives you the benefit of added perspective.
Indeed, the moment with the man in heels indicated how much she might benefit from a crash course in their brand of situational comedy, which requires something that she's not especially strong at (at least, not yet): acting.
Because of these different situational barriers, it is possible that RTW-expectations and illness perception act differently as predictors of benefit recipiency.
Second, we investigate socio-situational settings (ssss) and topics, two sources of discourse-level information that are also known to benefit language models.
