It should be noted that most trials are characterized by low participation rates (as low as 17% of potentially eligible patients), which may limit the generalizability of the results, particularly if those included in the trial tended to be more habitually active, more highly motivated and/or better educated than the target population as a whole [ 13, 14].
In clinical settings outside anaesthesia for instance, nurses were found to know more about reporting [ 11], to report more habitually [ 15], and to be less reluctant to incident reporting than physicians [ 16].
Exercise is sometimes regarded by people as an activity for unserious fellows, the unengaged or the miserly that rather walk habitually than pay for transportation costs to destinations.
The business "always resorts to intimidation," he wrote in the study, published this month in the magazine Nexos, "and as a result, habitually exerts more violence than drug trafficking".
America has habitually been more consumer than supplier: it has chalked up big deficits on its current account for years.That may be changing.
Smith lashed out at Goldman's obsession with its own profits which he says were habitually becoming more important than their clients' interests (clients some Goldman advisers referred to derisively as "Muppets").
At the same time, music videos, even more than other genres, habitually reference existing work; picking out all the references can become a kind of parlor game for viewers.
While more than half would "habitually" read labels and package inserts, only a minority would routinely seek information about COTC from retailers or TCM practitioners, or tell their western medical doctors about their COTC use.
The affidavit also contends that by habitually advancing clients more money than they had in receivables, National Century was effectively using AAA-rated bonds to prop up its troubled affiliates.
