Personality features

Casper, R.C. (1990) Personality features of women with good outcome from restricting anorexia nervosa. Psychosom Med, 52(2) 156-170. 

Improvements in personality features in individuals on methadone maintenance may be real or artefactual... 

Any self-developed method or discipline will consist of personal features and individual points of view that may or may not reflect the opinion of the majority which may not necessarily be the most valid position. One should expect, therefore, that the criteria of those readers who have already created their own systematic approach to problem solving in mechanistic organic chemistry may be in conflict with some sensitive points expressed here. In addition, there are those who feel that rules in general jeopardize their ability to create and thus to find original solutions to problems. 

The term psychometrics signifies the most objective recording possible concerning mental functions and personality features with the aid of a variety of test procedures. 

Personal features People most at risk are those living on the seashore of countries with underdeveloped monitoring systems, with no watch network for sea toxicity events, and a low level of health education. Traditionally, they are consumers of shellhsh, which they usually pick themselves from the sea without it undergoing any health control. There are no differences in sex and age. 

Certain personal features of workers may jeopardize their safety while using respiratory equipment. These are determined by the work site. Some safety factors to keep in mind are ... 

Technology has converged and seems likely to continue to do so, particularly with the parallel developments in the personal computer. The P.C. today has the power needed to analyse and interpret the often confusing responses obtained in eddy current tests, in real time as the tests are being made. The responses we get from a testpiece come, as we all know, equally from features we are not interested in as they do from significant features. 

This book was written with the student in mind. Even though student encompasses persons with a wide range of backgrounds, interests, and objectives these are different than the corresponding experiences and needs of researchers. The following features have been included to assist the student ... 

C. Daniel, App/ications of Statistics to lndustria/Experimentation, ]oE Wiley Sons, Inc., New York, 1976. This book is based on the personal experiences and insights of the author, an eminent practitioner of industrial appHcations of experimental design. It provides extensive discussions and concepts, especially in the areas of factorial and fractional factorial designs. "The book should be of use to experimenters who have some knowledge of elementary statistics and to statisticians who want simple explanations, detailed examples, and a documentation of the variety of outcomes that may be encountered." Some of the unusual features are chapters on "Sequences of fractional repHcates" and "Trend-robust plans," and sections entided, "What is the answer (what is the question )," and "Conclusions and apologies."... 

During mentor and mentee selection, a person s willingness and ability to invest time should feature as an important criterion. The vitality of this can be further emphasized during the participant preparation when the issue of commitment is being discussed. 

The main disturbance in inhalant intoxication delirium is a reversible decrease in the level of consciousness and awareness of the environment, which includes an inability to focus, sustain, or shift attention. The intoxicated person is confused and easily distracted by irrelevant stimuli and difficult to engage in a meaningful conversation. He or she may also exhibit prominent disorientation, short- and long-term memory deficits, language disturbances, and perceptual disturbances that may include illusions and hallucinations. Other prominent features associated with inhalant intoxication delirium are... 

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