But over half of my life has been defined and ruled by this insidious illness, and as devastating as it has been, it has ultimately changed my life in a way for which I can only be thankful.
Estimating the prospective associations between two diseases has led to startling discoveries that have stimulated the development of new interventions and new clinical trials that have ultimately changed clinical practice.
It cannot be excluded that the attitude of the GP may have been affected and even ultimately changed as a consequence of the screening round, which could lead to information bias.
And, as the Independent Commission on Local Government Finance recently reported, another government initiative intended to empower local government – a £2bn local growth fund – has ultimately secured little change, because Whitehall is unwilling to engage with councils to make it a success Back in the harsh world of contracting local government, the battle to balance books continues unabated.
First, if these residents had a lower baseline level of knowledge, our actual results would have ultimately underestimated the changes in pre-post test scores.
He had previously tried to disband the regime in February, but ultimately changed his mind.
Changes in the socio-economics of major nations in the region have ultimately transformed human-environment interactions.
Asked Wednesday during NBC's Commander-in-Chief forum in New York for his strategy to defeat ISIS, the real estate mogul doled out a heaping portion of word salad ― claiming he both did and did not have a plan, which could ultimately change once he speaks with the nation's generals.
Many health models developed in the past five decades had tried to describe, predict, explain and ultimately change health behaviours.
