Schottenheimer is clearly a captive, for good or ill, of tendencies and probabilities — and they mostly pay off.
The media has an ill-informed tendency to focus on ageing in apocalyptic terms: the "rising tide of dependency", "inter-generational war" and the "burden of pensions" are the sorts of headlines perpetuating the dependent stereotype of later life.
Another empirical study conducted in India reported that households with more sick members were willing to pay more [ 28], which supports the notion that families with high illness rates or more prone to being ill, have a greater tendency to participate or to be members of the health prepayment scheme.
One of the empirical study included reported that households with more sick members were willing to pay more [ 28] which supports the notion that families with high illness rates or that are more prone to being ill have a greater tendency to participate or to be members of the health prepayment scheme [ 48].
If you have been feeling ill or tired, the tendency is to search for matching criteria that will support this state.
I think that when someone is ill, he has the tendency to be ashamed.
Besides their tendency to fall ill, they are barred from UN peacekeeping operations.
Under stress we tend to hold our breath, which may compromise our body's ability to stave off disease, helping to explain our tendency to become ill under stressful circumstances.
From a clinical standpoint, the two rather small groups of about 30 critically ill patients showed a nonsignificant tendency for Sequential Organ Failure Assessment improvement, due to the hemodynamic component, in the continuous venovenous hemofiltration group.
Acinetobacter baumannii is an important cause of nosocomial infection, particularly ventilator-associated pneumonia and bloodstream infections in critically ill patients, and has a tendency to cause hospital outbreaks [ 1, 2].
