Conversely, married women made up the largest proportion of supporters for Mr. Romney and Mr. Santorum.
However, we did find that interestingly, clients from San Diego were more likely to be single or living alone than clients from Tijuana, or conversely, married clients were more likely to reside in Tijuana, than San Diego.
Conversely, income, married status, and positive reframing were significantly and positively associated with physical functioning, with respondents who had higher SES, were married, or used positive reframing reporting higher levels of physical functioning.
Conversely, are they married to their job and have little room for staying in bed on a cold Sunday morning, or traveling to exotic places, or even 20 minutes to the movie theater without constantly looking at their emails?
In model 2, as a consequence of the adjustment made by predisposing characteristics, help availability from family and friends have no longer influence on influenza immunization while, conversely, not being married becomes a risk factor for undervaccination (OR = 0.82; 95% CI 0.76 - 0.89).
Conversely, if one is newly married and each spouse requires their own giant vat of diacetyl-saturated bliss to get through a film, this marriage may be in trouble from the get-go.
I asked Daniel whether, conversely, any Ombal women who had married into the Handa clan might have been equally treacherous.
Conversely, other women thought that once married, everything would fall into place.
Conversely, whites agree with the statement 54-45; menried men agree, 60-39; married women, 55-44; all men, 55-43.
Conversely, a high educational level, being homeowner, being married as well as a high care level at the admission time decreased the risk for longer stays.
One participant suggested that as women with disability in her catchment were married they would not need family planning services; conversely another stated that women with disability did not have a need for SRH services as they did not marry.
