This is a crude estimate only, as a model that adjusting for age, sex, and frailty was not possible because lack of recognition perfectly predicted poor outcome (i.e. no patient who was poorly recognized had a good outcome at hospital discharge).
Health inequalities are some of the starkest in the country, and obesity illustrates that perfectly: the poorer you are, the more likely you are to be obese.
My friend Kumi Naidoo of Greenpeace said it perfectly: These poorer nations have "put richer countries to shame".
Prof. Reidenberg's exercise is an example of perfectly legal, abominably poor judgment.
It is therefore perfectly rational for poor people to try to move to rich countries (the author writes sympathetically of the "paper-burners" trying to enter Europe from North Africa).
They all, everywhere, seem perfectly content to be poor and it made me wonder what use there was in trying to force industry and civilisation on them.
But a rising capital-output ratio is perfectly normal when a poor country shifts from agriculture to more capital-intensive industry.
An incredibly close relative to the European weed "fat hen", quinoa is perfectly adapted to the poor soils and chilly temperatures of the high Andes, making it happy to just get on with it without any intervention.
"Ah no, Watson says he played badly only when he wanted to; that Holmes would lie on the sofa and scrape away for hours driving Watson mad, but on spotting Watson's distress, would then play a selection of his friend's favourite tunes perfectly to calm the poor doctor down".
Note, however, that "two measures can be perfectly correlated but have poor agreement" [[ 23], p977].
