It is remarkable that this small band of amateurs, with no large corporation or government body behind them, has produced far more imagery and better geo-referenced data than the much heavier funded and far more strongly backed Google Earth's Katrina offering [ 18].
In another cross-sectional study, however, working for long periods with head, arms or body in awkward positions or working while bent or twisted at the waist were generally more strongly associated with back musculoskeletal disorders (OR 3.4 4.9) than physical demands which specifically involved patients (OR 2.0 2.8) [ 18].
Sometimes women feel contractions more strongly in their backs, and sometimes labor is fast with the cervix dilating rapidly and the birth taking three hours or less.
Advertising bounced back more strongly than expected, led by television.
But I feel now more strongly than I did back then that she is the right person at the right time: this is the time for her".
But falling inflation and rising employment have resulted in consumer demand bouncing back more strongly than expected, taking up some of the slack.
The city's job market had bounced back more strongly from the recession than that of the country as a whole.
Arturo Bris, a professor at IMD Business School in Switzerland, points out that the 19 stocks had higher risk profiles than their peers, so should have bounced back more strongly than they did.
But Mr. Obama's staff worries that the biggest risks would be not effectively carrying out the health care program coming into full force in the second term or the economy's not bouncing back more strongly by the time he leaves office.
But the bad news is that they may have been a bit too successful, and inflation is coming back more strongly than expected.Some of the recent rise in inflation is due to higher oil prices, which have now thankfully fallen a little.
