Our scanning control model predicts that whenever variation in vigilance (in our case scanning frequency) is present in a group, frequently vigilant individuals may end up at the group periphery automatically, even in the absence of any predator or any other structuring factors such as aggressor avoidance or dominance interactions.
It actually takes consumer advocacy groups and vigilant individuals to identify the problems in vitamins, nutritional supplements, and other over-the-counter cures.
"But of course we have to be vigilant for individuals where there may be something else involved," he added.
As pointed out by Dr. Helzlsouer (20) in this issue of the Journal, many ongoing randomized controlled trials are now using quite high doses of vitamin D. As we await clearer evidence of benefits from those trials, we will also need to be prepared to be vigilant about their individual and collective power to assess any potential harms (21, 22).
Chester said all political parties had to be vigilant to stop individuals with extremist views getting involved in the political process to try to distort things from within.
This means that coordination of activity may happen within vigilant groups, where individuals are monitoring the efforts of others, and responding to them accordingly.
Through vigilant attention to individuals and systems, the IDI has been committed to sustainable capacity development in all three core areas, research, training and clinical care.
There are also reasons to be more vigilant about dissecting the individual steps of glucose metabolism, which were certainly not apparent at the time of Warburg.
Continuous focal sampling (Martin and Bateson 1990) was used to record vigilance status (vigilant, not vigilant), the direction of scanning (up, down, horizontal), and individual activity.
If you've noticed them from a certain individual, be more vigilant with him/her.
Percentages of time spent vigilant were averaged for each individual, using only observations from groups of the specified composition.
