Once people fall behind, "the likelihood that they will make good on the debt is much lower than it has been in the last five to 10 years," said Michael Poulos, a financial services consultant at Oliver Wyman in New York.
As the air rises it cools, leading to higher precipitation on windward mountain slopes (orographic precipitation); as it descends leeward slopes it becomes warmer and relative humidity falls, reducing the likelihood of precipitation and creating areas of drier climate (rain shadows).
27 In addition, lateral falls increase the likelihood of impacting the hip.
The objective was to decrease the likelihood of falling, and the associated subsequent poor outcomes, for older adult patients.
Control of body axis orientation, which appears to be maintained even during sleep, may reflect an acquired motor behaviour, the ecological advantage of which could be to decrease the likelihood of falling out of bed.
For some, belief that patients contributed to the fall reduced the likelihood of completing an incident report.
Since 2000, the maternal mortality ratio has fallen by 60 percent; the likelihood that a child would die by age 5 has dropped by 70 percent.
PAGE A6 REFUGEES FLEE RISING WATERS Thousands of Chinese displaced by the powerful earthquake in Sichuan Province last month were forced to evacuate their tents as heavy rains fell and increased the likelihood of flooding.
For given changes in health state, the EQ VAS score fell (rose) if the likelihood of HADS-caseness of anxiety and/or depression increased (decreased).
The more that dyslexic child falls behind academically, the likelihood increases that your child will have frustration,[39] anxiety, and lower self-esteem,[40] any of which can lead to depression.[41].[41]
