In all analyses, there was little or no attenuation with any level of adjustment; therefore we report results from the minimally adjusted model.
In contrast, adolescents from permissive homes demonstrated a tendency towards a fair level of adjustment on psychosocial, cognitive and behavioral parameters [ 18] as well as relatively low levels of somatic or psychological symptoms of depression.
It has been concluded in the literature that a low level of adjustment latitude at work may mean a risk factor for sickness absence [ 43].
At low flight speeds there is a higher variation during the wingbeat in a majority of the measured parameters, generally suggesting a greater level of adjustment at lower compared to higher flight speeds (Figs 7, 8).
Juan Miguel Gonzalez will need both patience and the love he clearly has to bring himself and his son to a new level of adjustment and equilibrium.
The IMF expects Ukraine to achieve a Greek level of adjustment, that took four years, in just one.
For a fixed level of adjustment, H, we then carry out association of FPCi(H) over all regions i, with the case control phenotype.
However, transplant recipients with acute rejection have significantly lower TERS scores before transplantation than those without rejection, indicating a lower level of adjustment in psychosocial functioning before transplantation.
Furthermore, a low level of adjustment in psychosocial functioning before transplantation (indicated by higher pretansplant TERS scores) was significantly negatively correlated with posttransplant health-related quality of life in the SF-36 domains Vitality, Role Emotional, Social Functioning, and Mental Health.
The ANOVA results indicate that children scoring in the low EL category experienced a higher level of adjustment related difficulties than those scoring in the high EL category, across time and intervention groups.
