They are wealthier and better educated, less likely to enjoy the car-buying process and far more concerned with a vehicle's performance than its sticker price.
Researchers tell us that children who grow up in families that eat together regularly are more likely to get better grades, less likely to be overweight, less likely to abuse drugs and alcohol, less likely to be depressed.
But since women who take the hormone tend to be better educated, less likely to smoke and more likely to eat balanced diets and exercise, it was hard for researchers to tell whether the therapy or other factors in their lives contributed to their lower risk.
Classrooms in public programs (which must meet higher standards) were more likely to be good or better and less likely to be of low quality than those in private programs.
The reasons given were that: younger children recover better, are less likely to be emotionally traumatised by the experience and would forget about it over time.
Our study cohort was younger, better educated, less likely to be employed and less likely to be married or live with a steady partner than all Rustenburg community residents.
In the present study, self-assessed oral health showed opposite gradients for the two types of dental care: those who assessed their own oral health as better were less likely to use curative, but more likely to use preventive dental care than others, which was similar to the results of a previous study in the United States [ 29].
Daily activity will increase your endorphins, which will leave you feeling better and less likely to need a cigarette.
Where there is no alternative to custody for young people, it has repeatedly been shown that children are better protected, better educated, better rehabilitated and less likely to reoffend if they are housed in small units such as secure children's homes, rather than large prisons.
When he followed up decades later, he found that the 4-year-olds who waited for two marshmallows turned into adults who were better adjusted, were less likely to abuse drugs, had higher self-esteem, had better relationships, were better at handling stress, obtained higher degrees and earned more money.
