Several synagogue leaders, for example, have begun to rethink their policy of excluding the intermarried from active participation in Jewish life, reversing a 30-year trend of being unwelcoming or dismissive.
For the marital transition variable, however, including marital status in both mid-life and later life, reverse causation is possible, at least for those who lost their partners after mid-life.
The shorter 11-item CES-D version contains items on feeling depressed, restless, happy, lonely and sad; feeling that people dislike me; people are unfriendly; I enjoy life (reverse scored); I have a poor appetite; cannot keep going; and everything is an effort.
An article yesterday about the possibility that the case of Terri Schiavo might lead to laws governing end-of-life decisions reversed the meaning of a comment from Dr. Diane E. Meier, an expert in end-of-life care at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York, who voiced concern that such changes would diminish people's rights to control what is done to them.
This term is sometimes referred to in the literature as life left, time to death, remaining lifespan, follow-up duration, residual life, or reverse time.
However, flies on a DR diet fed in a greater proportion of observations than full fed flies early in life, while this reversed later in life when full fed flies fed more than DR flies (between day 31 and day 50), after which the feeding became similar on the two diets.
Latona has dedicated his life to reversing those conventions, and he's passionate and articulate on the subject.
USDA deputy secretary Krysta Harden says agriculture needs to attract people from all walks of life to reverse the continued decline of this profession and the mass exodus from rural America.
A simple surgery early in life can reverse this condition.
It's the new health supplement that will temper your anxiety, cure your migraines, fix your sex life and reverse all the terrible decisions you've made up until this point.
