Sentence examples for habitual public from inspiring English sources

He usually dresses conventionally, and his habitual public expression is one of mild bemusement, but his features work against this look: his eyes are a rimy blue, his nose is grandiose and fiercely convex, his chin juts sharply forward, and there is a big gap between his two front teeth.

We also tested for interactions between frequency of habitual public transport use, and recent use of public transport on the risk of ARI using the likelihood ratio test.

Whilst we obtained data on frequency of habitual public transport use, we did not obtain data on time of use (e.g. rush hour vs. off-peak) and passenger density may affect the likelihood of exposure to an infectious traveller.

Cases also appeared to be less frequent users of public transport use but this effect was not statistically significant when frequency of habitual public transport use was modelled as a continuous variable (p-trend = 0.845).

These investigators did not however report any findings about the frequency of habitual public transport use and did not investigate the influence of public transport use in the period immediately preceding illness onset.

After taking into account age, gender, co-morbidity, child cohabitants, flu vaccination and deprivation, there was still no statistically significant association between frequency of habitual public transport use and risk of consultation for ARI (p-trend = 0.057).

In the end, I concluded that what Jackson craved was the erection of a protective barrier between himself and the rest of the world, symbolised by his habitual wearing in public of dark glasses, and later, several notches more bizarrely, a mask.

We also examined the relation between habitual

An alternative methodological hypothesis would be that habitual users of public transport are exposed to respiratory viruses earlier in the winter season and so may have acquired protective immunity by the time this study began in early December.

However we present a limited stratified analysis in Additional file 2, which is consistent with our key finding that infrequent habitual use of public transport poses the greatest risk of ARI.

Despite these results there is still a lack of studies on the association between habitual physical activity and public healthcare costs due to T2DM in developing nations, therefore, there is no evidence that the promotion of physical activity by government could be useful to reduce T2DM treatment costs.