They will commonly congregate at spots with plentiful perches and waters with plentiful prey and (in Northern climes) partially unfrozen waters.
If individual animals are confronted with a choice between two feeding alternatives, one of which provides a certain amount of food, while the other offers an uncertain yield with the same expected value, they will commonly show a preference for high or low variance.
(GP24/F/5) Open access to walk-in centres, A&E etcetera is a bad idea, erm, because, you know, they, they don't have the whole picture, they'll commonly tell patients they need investigations and things like that and we, we're a bit of a loser and it's very financially, a very bad idea and it means … limited resources don't get used properly.
In addition, laypersons will commonly recognize that they know less than experts.
This is part of a larger pattern – made glaringly obvious by internet discourse – where white people accused of racism or unconscious racial bias will commonly react as if they've been personally insulted, rather than taking the criticism onboard.
Employers also know that what is conceded to employees in one occupation will commonly be demanded by those in others, unless they are divided by such a gulf as used to separate the manual from the clerical workers.
Voluntourists may face risks to their health and safety, particularly if they are traveling to a community that has poorly developed infrastructure, as will commonly be the case.
artisans and manufacturers will commonly be disposed to bestow their votes upon merchants and those whom they recommend.
The abused and abuser will commonly be held near each other, even in the same cell.
This will commonly result if fresh water penetrates a beach from swamps behind it.
Whatever the probabilities associated with a medical test, the fact remains that there will commonly be a high percentage of false positives when screening for rare conditions.
