In contrast, as expected, older patients had more documented co-morbidities, averaging two conditions in addition to their cancer.
Whereas young-old patients had more documented co-morbidities, middle-aged patients reported more physical symptoms and emotional distress and experienced higher levels of anxiety and depression than the older patients.
In a similar way, it is obvious (from the volume of published literature) that yeast essential genes have been subject to a greater degree of investigation than non-essential genes, and are therefore liable to have more documented interacting partners.
The controls were significantly more often living alone, had more documented stressful situations other than trauma, significantly more often documented alcohol and substance abuse in their medical history than the asylum seekers (39.5 vs. 5.8 % for alcohol abuse, p <0.001; 35.2 vs. 2.3 % for drug abuse, p <0.001) as well as in their clinical picture at assessment.
Reprieve, which probably has more documents on this case than any other organisation, except possibly the intelligence services, offered Baroness Scotland access to those documents in December.
A letter to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission from Brad Karp, a lawyer representing Citigroup, suggests that the commission has more documents on Citigroup's C.D.O.
Tomlinson has more documents – some signed by the then prime minister Ted Heath and his home secretary – all of which strongly suggest a political prosecution.
Each has more documents than it has published, and has been scrupulous about what it shares, making sure to give a sense of what the acronyms and connections mean.
However, the idea that he has more documents could be simple spin from the government to give it moral and legal freedom to pursue Snowden as an active threat.
"Nightclub bouncers have more document fraud training than our D.M.V. people," Mr. Fox said.
