All of this seems potentially hilarious, but the humor quickly freezes as Ms. Pearson describes a lifetime of absurd but crippling fears.
When I expressed my sympathy, Marshall told me about having recently heard Thevenet describe a lifetime of eating — the fresh oyster, the well-aged venison, the crawfish prepared in ways a crawfish fancier dreams about.
Dexys' fourth album, last year's One Day I'm Going To Soar, somewhat tardily followed up 1985's misunderstood masterpiece Don't Stand Me Down, and describes a lifetime of broken self-esteem, giddy hubris and failed grasps for love.
Here, we included variables describing a lifetime history of substance use as defined in the ASI; regular use for at least one year (six months or more is approximated to one year), where regular use is defined as three or more days of use per week.
Brockington and colleagues have described a complex procedure for lifetime psychopathological assessment that includes a detailed interview schedule and case note review (taking 9 hours per patient) and produces lifetime summary scores on 30 scales covering a wide range of psychopathology [ 15].
In this paper, we have described a new method for estimating lifetime risk that makes assumptions that are reasonable.
Recent findings from ten countries with data collected using a standardized instrument described a physical or sexual IPV lifetime prevalence varying from 15%to71%1%[ 3].
British Cycling performance director Dave Brailsford talked about running out of superlatives to describe a "once-in-a-lifetime athlete" and added that "the sky's the limit".
We describe a method for estimating lifetime risk that corrects for the inclusion of multiple primary cancers in the incidence rates routinely published by cancer registries.
The analysis described here applies a lifetime horizon and financial metrics to estimate fiscal consequences associated with HPV immunization and suggests that, over a lifetime span, the vaccination of males and females offers positive fiscal benefits.
