One sometimes has great pockets of good luck.
In our analysis, diabetic individuals have greater out-of-pocket medical expenses and a higher risk of catastrophic medical spending compared with otherwise similar individuals without diabetes.
An individual who was older, female, married, unemployed, better educated, richer, head of a larger family household, or living in the central and eastern areas was more likely to have greater household out-of-pocket medical expenditures.
An individual who was older, female, married, unemployed, better educated or the head of a larger family household was likely to have greater household out-of-pocket medical expenditures.
The Part D and medigap combination generally costs more than a Medicare Advantage plan, but participants don't have to pay as much out of pocket, and they have greater freedom when choosing a care provider.
Price doesn't have the physical tools of a Locker or Luck, but he is very decisive in the pocket, has great feet and rarely makes a mistake.
He has great ability and great technique and if he gets into those wee pockets he can produce things like that for us".
Women also had greater out-of-pocket expenses than men, by more than $200 a year.
Diabetic individuals in low- and middle-income countries had greater out-of-pocket medical expenses (Fig. 1) and higher predicted probability of catastrophic medical spending than otherwise similar people without diabetes (17.8 vs. 13.9%; difference 3.9%[95%% CI 0.2 7.7]) (Fig. 2).
Only days later, Apple designer Richard Howarth reported that, in contrast to another internal design that was then under consideration, Mr. Nishibori's Sony-style design was a much smaller-looking product with a much nicer shape to have next to your ear and in your pocket and had greater size and shape/comfort benefits.
