Koenig (2008) found a significant increase in enjoyment of the game in the narrative condition, but only a statistical trend for higher post-test content scores.
Why are they often reluctant to apply for higher posts?
Although we did not measure depressive symptoms, it is possible that women receiving WBRT experience more depressive symptoms, increasing risk for higher post-treatment fatigue.
One partial explanation for the observed higher rates for Māori is post-menopausal obesity among Māori, however it is unlikely to be a full explanation for higher post-menopausal rates.
Similarly, when we controlled for physical activity, we continued to observe a benefit for higher post-diagnosis predicted 25(OH D levels, with an adjusted HR of 0.44 (95% CI, 0.22 0.87; P trend=0.01) for cancer-specific mortality and 0.67 (95% CI, 0.44 1.00; P trend=0.02) for overall mortality.
The New Republic said "the President is again reverting to his deplorable habit of choosing men for high post because they happen to be his friends... .....
To-day the Throne conceded that the Manchu princes and other Imperial relatives shall never again be eligible for high posts in the Government.
The departure of the current chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, Alan B. Krueger, who decided to return to Princeton, created an opening for Mr. Furman, who has been long considered a candidate for a higher post.
Japan had the highest mean HbA1c10.3%3%, 89 mmol/mol) that was accounted for by higher post-prandial glucose (PPG) levels.
The announcement touched off speculation that he might be in line for a higher post, perhaps at the Department of Homeland Security, which has been without a leader since Secretary Janet Napolitano left earlier this month.
Now the elder Mr. Thompson, who also worked as a lobbyist before and after his eight years in the Senate, is aiming for an even higher post, preparing a run for the Republican presidential nomination.
