In the conflict between Georgia and Russia, however, Germany was slightly more proactive and visible as it led the EU investigation groups being sent to Georgia.
Analysis of descriptive statistics indicated that participants in the music therapy condition tended to have slightly higher proactive coping skills scores than participants in the psychoeducational control condition, though differences were not significant.
The percentages of having taken measures to adapt did not differ statistically significantly between groups, but forest managers tended to be slightly more proactive than forest owners (p < 0.05; Table 2).
A slightly more proactive approach business travelers can use to spread goodwill is by seeking charity-facing travel suppliers using community enrichment-oriented apps and services such as Impact Travel Alliance or Kind Traveler (Full Disclosure: I am on the board of Kind Traveler).
On the other hand, the proactive mechanism performs slightly worse than the reactive mechanisms.
The proactive mechanism performs slightly worse, when comparing with the reactive strategies.
This slightly reduced frequency of monitoring reflects the more proactive approach to preventing cardiac events, and increased understanding of the time course and reversibility of trastuzumab-induced LVSD.
However, the proactive source mechanism tends to deliver bundles slightly later as the bundles size increase.
Don't think 'what's in it for me?'" A slightly more focused version of the first value, but proactive.
In that legendary School House Rock episode, my son learned from the tenacious, slightly self-deprecating, anthropomorphic "Bill" that lawmaking is an affirmative, proactive process that Congress undertakes to solve problems.
Two randomized clinical trials, the DREAM trial [ 63] and the PROactive study [ 64], have found TZD to slightly increase the risk of heart failure.
