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In a recent study, Dr. Karney and John S. Crown of the RAND Corporation found time deployed was associated with a lower risk of divorce for most of the military, at least from 2002 to 2005.

CONCLUSIONS: These data are among the first to assess the potential influence of EHR on conformity with HF guidelines in the outpatient setting and suggest that EHR systems as currently deployed are associated with only modest differences in some, but not other, quality measures provided to HF patients compared with use of paper-only systems.

Remote deployment (more than two years previously vs. recent deployment) had an unadjusted association with physical and/or sexual perpetration IPV, while both remote deployment and never having been deployed (vs. recent deployment) was associated with physical and/or sexual IPV victimization.

Personnel who were not in a relationship at phase 2, and personnel who had ever misused alcohol, were more likely to become risky drivers by phase 2. There was some evidence that being deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan was associated with an increased chance of becoming a risky driver; however, the effect was removed after adjusting for the dynamic variables.

In addition, firms with lawyer CEOs seemed more likely to deploy strategies that are associated with less litigation, and their firms experienced lower volatility.

In both deployed groups non-traumatic stressors were associated with negative health outcomes.

Factors that medically or administratively preclude soldiers from deploying to a combat theater may also be associated with a higher risk of Ct infection.

Some of the non-traumatic stressors were associated with health outcomes in those deployed to Bougainville.

A study of deployed U.S. soldiers reported that positive attitudes toward leadership were associated with greater perceived well-being [ 23].

The RBD model deploys rotational quaternions, which are free from the gimbal lock that is associated with Euler rotational matrix.

Higher levels of subjective traumatic exposures were associated with increased rates of PTSD in East Timor veterans and more physical and psychological health symptoms in both deployed groups.