The response rate was 81%, and those who attended the follow-up examination were similar to those who did not attend in terms of ethnicity, sex, baseline glucose tolerance status, and BMI (all comparisons, P > 0.32).
There was no significant difference between twins attending for follow-up and those not attending in terms of age and baseline summary LDD score but there was a difference in one of the MRI subtraits, osteophytes, with those not followed up having significantly greater baseline levels than those re-attending (1.79 vs 1.14, respectively, p<0.001).
Yet genuine perception, even of sensa, depends in turn on apperception, for only apperception allows us to attend to the sensed "as" or "in terms of" the apperceiving mass to which it is being assimilated (Stout 1888b: 485, f., §29).
Moreover, any account of desire that involves the notion of either good or good-for seems already to involve the concept it proposes to analyze, and similar problems attend accounts in terms of other generic attitudes such as approval or preference.
All of these activities rank far below attending services in terms of leaving people in a positive mood.
Clinical AEs were described by the attending physician in terms of signs and symptoms and classed by body system: gastrointestinal (GI), cardiovascular (CVS), central nervous system (CNS), etc.
We previously reported that the women attending HPV screening were comparable to women attending conventional cytology screening in terms of age, place of residence, screening laboratory, marital status and parity (Leinonen et al, 2009).
To the Editor: As interesting as the research is about the advantages of attending an elite college in terms of jobs and income levels, it would be enlightening to address additional questions.
A clinician staged each individual's HIV disease and, if ART-eligible, assessed their readiness to start treatment based on their understanding of the treatment benefits, willingness to adhere and to continue even if they felt better, and their ability to attend the clinic regularly (in terms of costs, that they lived in the district etc).
