Finally, women over 35 were more likely to be consistent diaphragm and gel users, and the likelihood of using products consistently decreased with younger age group categories (Table 3).
In this study, at Exit, both women who reported an overall "strong liking" of the diaphragm and gel and those reporting the same for male condoms were more likely to be consistent diaphragm and gel users, suggesting that a strong liking of male condoms does not necessarily preclude consistent diaphragm and gel use.
The findings of the colon cancer study are likely to be consistent across other cancer types, said Rhoads.
"Crucially, unemployment remains above the level that is likely to be consistent with maintaining inflation at the target in the medium term.
Dr. Kennedy reports that once she gets her patients outdoors "they are more likely to be consistent about exercise".
Because it's already prepared, it's also more likely to be consistent, which is something we always consider".
And people are more likely to be consistent in their words and deeds since they know that discrepancies will be spotted.
Faster employment growth, the Fed seems to think, is not likely to be consistent with a tolerable rate of inflation.This is America's recovery.
But a large stockholder-director is not selected by the president and does not therefore represent the president; rather, he represents himself and an interest more likely to be consistent with that of the other stockholders.
While we find robust evidence for spatiotemporal diffusion, the spatial and temporal scales are extremely short (126 meters and 10 minutes), and thus more likely to be consistent with a discrete gun fight, lasting for a dmatter of minutes, than with a diffusing, infectious process linking violent events across hours, days, or weeks.
His FCC is likely to be consistent, professional, and predictable.
