Moreover, concentrations of these substances in milk are low and breastfeeding has been repeatedly shown to be associated with tangible health benefits in the mother and infant, including favorable neurocognitive development.
Thus, the early stereotypes of GWS mysterious, ill-defined, but linked to a series of potentially serious and frequently anxiety-provoking exposures, and alleged to be associated with tangible damage to the peripheral and/or central nervous system may have become self-fulfilling.
Results suggest that, in a race conscious society, the way people's ethnicities are viewed by others is associated with tangible health risk or advantage, and this is consistent with an understanding of racism as a health determinant.
The aims of this CE study are to generate a better understanding of particular patterns of endoscopy (frequency and risk factors) that are associated with tangible benefits in terms of reducing the incidence or mortality from EA.
It is clear that the majority of individuals may be reluctant to change behaviour for the sake of the planet, but may be more inclined to make relatively simple changes which are associated with tangible benefits such as better health.
Tangible support was found to be associated with the global score of acceptance of life with the disease positively, and similarly, informational support was positively linked to satisfaction with life, which means that higher levels of perceived tangible and informational support are predictor of better acceptance of life with the disease (Table 2).
It appears that, while hyperphosphatemia may be a tangible indicator of deteriorating kidney function, lack of phosphate homeostasis may also be associated with the increased risk of cardiovascular events and mortality that has become a hallmark of ESRD.
Higher scores on the quality of life scale (lower quality of life) were associated with lower tangible support, and in the case of emotions, female gender was related to lower quality of life (Table 2).
In multivariate models, we observed that depressive symptoms were associated with the level of tangible social (but not emotional) support, bodily pain, and vitality, but not the number of comorbidities, gender, or marital status.
The iCCM program, when fully functional, was associated with highly visible or quick tangible rewards that were observable at the community and health facility levels of the healthcare system in all communities.
It has tangible clinical importance, being associated with sub-optimal self-care and glycemic control.
