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It is also true that vertically oriented single-issue initiatives are more often part of the problem rather than the solution.

Patients in the mechanical restraint group were more often married and more often part time employees.

In a population study, long-standing knee pain in women was more often part of a widespread pain syndrome than knee pain in men (68% vs. 40%) [ 25].

Consistently, AAG and CAG but not the synonymous codons AAA and CAA have been found to be avoided at the 5' exon boundary [ 30, 31], although AAG/CAG is more often part of splicing enhancer motifs than AAA/CAA [ 32].

Concluding from the employment status (men with children are usually more often full-time employed than without children and women are usually a lot more often part-time employed with children than without), women reduce their work time in order to take care of their child or children.

They worked more often in group and rural practices with less patients per fte GP and more often part-time.

And the offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride said that because of Hynoski's blocking skills, he was being used more and more often as part of the third-down rotation of running backs.

"I have five floors in my house; I just take the stairs," said the calorie-conscious Mr. Bloomberg, who is now urging New Yorkers to use stairs more often as part of his latest health crusade.

I used to spend most of my weekends drinking heavily – sometimes in bars or nightclubs, if I managed to blag my way past the bouncers and could afford it, but more often as part of a group of 20 or 30 kids hanging around in a local park.

Answering a question about what he sees coming in the next year in the mobile space, Pichai suggested wearables will be taking "concrete steps" and becoming "more often a part of your lives".

It may occur because women GPs tend to consult more slowly 20 and more often work part time.