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19 31 In 2000, Heidt et al 12 showed that the 42 female players who participated in the Frappier Acceleration Training Programme had less time-loss injuries than the control group.
21 22 These lower rates may represent a 'dilution' of more serious injury among less serious, minimal time loss injury.
Whereas with a concussive blow to the head affecting the brain will cause symptoms such as confusion, headache, dizziness, amnesia, and less than 10percentt of the time, loss of consciousness.
The FRS needed less time and had less dentin loss than the others (p < 0.05).
Specification (3) confirms this intuition: those who report a loss spend less time in unemployment.
We care about the impact of the recession on the wealth holdings of older Americans because they have less time to recover from a substantial loss of assets, and such losses are likely to impact their well-being.
"Seniors are especially worried about the economy because they feel they have less time to make up any losses," said Casey Mervine, a vice president with Charles Schwab Corporation who advises the elderly on retirement planning.
If the children (and cleanup workers) had not spread the Hg, the cleanup would have been limited to just one room, thereby requiring less time and expense; the personal property loss would have been minimized, and the family could have returned home much sooner.
They do note, however, that HIIT is a more efficient alternative to steady-state cardio, delivering similar fat-loss benefits with less time spent in the gym.
Even more devastating was the loss of fellow cancer warriors who were given less time.
