Clinical trials also sometimes included measures of fatigue, depression, and anxiety, but were less likely to include measures of cognitive function, insomnia, and flu-like symptoms.
They recalled those activities easily, but were less likely to recall the activities that they had not been shown.
Those who smoked the least, stayed trim and exercised regularly not only lived longer but were less likely to develop disabilities.
Participants reported high acceptability of receiving preventive service messages, but were less likely to agree that they wanted to receive preventive service messages via text or email compared to other modes of contact.
Motivation for change was high in programs where staff identified more program deficits and these staff could also identify more specific needs, but were less likely to have exposure to new innovations.
A 2013 report by the Missouri attorney general's office found that Ferguson police stopped and arrested black drivers nearly twice as often as white motorists, but were less likely to find contraband among the black drivers.
Researchers David Jacobs and Robert M O'Brien found that police shootings were more likely to happen in areas where African Americans made up a growing percentage of the population, but were less likely in areas with a black mayor.
In 2015, the political scientists Alan Abramowitz and Steven Webster identified a mystery: Americans expressed record levels of party loyalty and party-line voting, but were less likely than ever to identify as Republican or Democrat.
Lower socioeconomic groups reported spending a longer time showering and bathing, but were less likely to use swimming pools.
CONCLUSIONS: Large-volume hospitals had better aggregate performance but were less likely to be identified as top hospitals.
CONCLUSIONS: Based on survey responses, physicians were equally willing to offer an ICD to men and women and to whites and blacks, but were less likely to offer an ICD to an older patient even when indicated by practice guidelines.
