The BMI was greater in the post-partum than in the control group (30.2 ± 4.3 vs 22.2 ± 1.1, post-partum vs control, p < 0.05).
The asymptote was equal to the proportion of bootstrap samples for which the number of (quality-adjusted) life-years gained was greater in the post-license phase than in the pre-license phase (85.92%).
The urinary 8-OHdG levels were significantly greater in the post-workshift samples than in the pre-workshift samples (p = 0.02), after adjusting for urinary cotinine levels, chronic bronchitis status, and age.
While both groups reported an average weight of 53 kg at age 18 years, weight gain thereafter proved to be greater in the post-menopausal group (16 kg vs. 14 kg).
The research focused on job roles where there was greater autonomy in the post (e.g. community based roles) and or where objectives may have been less clear.
But it sees great possibilities in the Post Office's network: more outlets than all the banks and building societies combined, and 29m customers each week, enthuses Patrick Waldron, the Irishman heading the joint venture.
No economic sector made greater progress in the post-World War II period than agriculture in terms of productivity.
Both aspirants are figureheads and rallying points for provincial pressure-groups vying for greater leverage in the post-Mara order.At stake is not merely a traditional title, but powerful commercial interests.
This week, I turn to another philosopher of even greater influence in the post-war era, John Rawls.
And, besides covering official "white" Washington in greater depth, the Post discovered black Washington, jettisoned some older, racist editors, and hired talented black reporters, including Robert Maynard.
Kim Philby is the great traitor in the post-war secret world – the superspy, 30 years a Soviet double agent.
