Table 3 shows the main characteristics of the cases and controls, broken down by demographic characteristics, lifestyle habits, underlying pathologies, drug use and influenza vaccination status.
The etiology of lower urinary tract symptoms may be singular or multifactorial, with potential contributors encompassing lifestyle habits, underlying bladder or pelvic floor dysfunction, associated co-morbidities and/or functional factors [ 5, 6].
The findings suggest that MBIs designed to change reward motivated eating and weight control should focus on emotion regulation and mental habits as underlying mechanisms.
To attack this greater issue, first we must recognize, understand and deconstruct the habits that underlie it.
In order to do this, it is imperative that we understand the social-cognitive determinants (including habits) that underlie healthcare professionals' intention and the corresponding behavior of actually encouraging patients with cardiovascular risk factors to engage in physical activity.
They enable you to read dispositionally rather than methodically; that is, you build as you read a sense of the habits of mind underlying the associative trails, the jolts and starts, of each essay's progress.
After testing, the research team conducted a 30-min interview on each teacher participant to further understand their habits, strategies, and underlying motives in marking students' compositions.
Beyond direct influences of television, it is likely that diet patterns differ in children with different TV viewing habits due to underlying social factors affecting the lifestyle and environment.
10 This questionnaire focused on sociodemography, habitation, work, health services, injury, sedentary habits, physical activity, transport, underlying diseases, family history, personal behaviours, body mass index (BMI), and consumption of foods, vegetables and fruit.
Demographic variables, underlying medical conditions, habits, and antimicrobial therapy were recorded by using a standardized form.
The possible health-protective effects of the Dominicans' cultural habits and the specific factors underlying the greater vulnerability of the African-American subjects warrant further study.
