I have done this little survey of the early part of my career to try to show the stages by which, in just 10 years, my birthplace had altered or developed in my writing: from the comedy of street life to a study of a kind of widespread schizophrenia.
Darwin, encouraged to tackle the larger questions of life through a study of invertebrate zoology, made his own observations on the larval sea mat (Flustra) and announced his findings at the student societies.
However, there are still few randomized clinical trials in multiple myeloma which include quality of life as a study endpoint.
The same working group confirmed the protective effect beyond the feeding period, over the first 2 years of life, in a study with 134 infants [ 6].
Pottering around the garden or fixing up the house has been linked to a longer life in a study of people over the age of 60.
Mørkved et al [ 35] used a self-report of urinary incontinence as a cipher for quality of life assessment in a study of 301 pregnant women in Norway.
SINGAPOREANS have the fastest pace of life, according to a study of walking times in 32 cities by Professor Richard Wiseman and the British Council.
99 MTX therapy (dosed 7.5 25 mg administered orally or intramuscularly) was associated with a ∼45% improvement in quality of life measures in a study of 20 adults with chronic moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis.
As it unfolded, the film grew from a chronicle of a sporting life into a study in ambition, bravery and – again – obsession.
A tall, angular, warm and high-spirited man, he led the life of a gentleman, studying and collecting art, establishing the Byzantine Institute of America to sponsor the uncovering and preservation of ancient mosaics in Istanbul, and giving money away.
Two of Dr. Holmes's other highly acclaimed books are "Meselson, Stahl, and the Replication of DNA: A History of the Most Beautiful Experiment in Biology" (2001), and "Lavoisier and the Chemistry of Life" (1985), a study of the scientist often referred to as the father of modern chemistry.
