Those who had attempted to reduce their mobile phone use had a higher texting rate (60 vs. 20 per day; p <; 0.01, Mann–Whitney U test) and stayed awake later than desired more often (53% vs. 11%, weekly or daily; p <; 0.01, χ test), but were not awakened more at night by the phone (12% vs. 5%, weekly or daily; p = 0.26, χ test).
The most accessible group, as compared to the less accessible group, had a numerically though not statistically significantly higher texting rate (50 vs. 20 per day; p = 0.07, Mann–Whitney U test), but were awakened more at night by the phone (27% vs. 4%, weekly or daily; p <; 0.05, χ test), and stayed awake later than desired more often (40% vs. 17%, weekly or daily; p <; 0.05, χ test).
And if they're fulfilling their desires more often than everyone else, this is going to amp up their sexual enjoyment.
Patients and parents often desired more understanding of what was causing the asthma symptoms, including a broader range of potential triggers (for example, environmental, dietary and emotional).
Selecting the least congested position is the desired result more often than chance, but it is not uncommon for a more congested position to be preferred.
"It may not be pretty all the time, but the results are there -- and that's what we're looking for on a nightly basis, the end result". Rodriguez has gotten the desired result more often than any closer the last three years, recording 132 saves in that span.
A single predictor variable significantly contributed to the logistic regression model: students who believed they would not get the desired specialty more often chose Zagreb as a preferred internship workplace (odds ratio 0.32, 95% CI 0.12 0.86).
As she shows, men experienced the transformative effects of green desire rather more often than women, since "in poems and prose, women were seen contemplating, maintaining, gathering, and bestowing flowers and fruit but not producing them, no matter how hard they may have been working at the time".
Also, patients with cancer more often desired a passive role than non-cancer patients and when preferences were asked in general, patients more often desired a passive role than when asked about more specific treatment option.
Overall, patients with cancer more often desired a passive role than patients without cancer (14 out of 43 patient samples with cancer vs. zero out of six patient samples with non-cancer).
Malaysians, however, don't have an easy time indulging their automotive desires, and are more often spectators than participants.
