Davis's unusually long sentence results from a controversial practice known as "stacking," in which each count of an indictment is counted as a separate crime, thus transforming a first-time defendant into a "habitual criminal" subject to multiple sentences and mandatory sentencing guidelines.
The Orpheus myth and variations on the themes of love, life, art and loss are habitual Hoban subjects, and he says that early exposure to the visual arts and, later, literature, was something of a mixed blessing.
Among the children coming to the Department of the Special Service of Immunology and Pediatric Allergology of "Sapienza" University in Rome, we selected a group of habitual snorers (110 subjects), through a standardized questionnaire for SDB, [ 14] 66 of which are male subjects (60%) and aged between 6 and 12 years (average 8.2 ± 1.5) (Table 1).
Subjects' habitual dietary intake was estimated by a 4-day food record (consecutive days, 3 weekdays and one weekend day) at the baseline.
The methodology used in our survey tested VA with the subjects habitual distance correction.
We examined the dental plaque index at the baseline and final state to serve as a proxy for the maintenance of the subjects' habitual oral health behavior.
In a sub-sample of subjects, habitual free-living energy expenditure and physical activity was assessed with the Sensewear Pro 3 Armband (SWA).
Thus, VS functional activation was more closely correlated with model-free habitual PEs in subjects with higher IQ as reported previously [ 13].
The mini-trial was performed without introducing stress-imposing feedback on reaction time and was used to determine the subjects' habitual, non-stressed reaction time.
The objective sleep duration in this study was based on one night of polysomnography, which may not be representative of the subjects' habitual sleep duration.
