Cox regression and MMTA each provide unique insights regarding within-person patterns and correlates of migraine occurrence and severity, respectively.
Results provide insight into individuals' decisions about what information to seek and from whom, and highlight the value of studying within-person patterns of information seeking.
Before treatment in 21 of 38 (55.3 %) patients with primary RP and in 17 of 38 (44.7 %) persons, normal capillaroscopic pattern and minor abnormalities (score = 1) were found, respectively.
It is Harriet's reading of The Jungle Book that convinces her to try to kill Danny with a poisonous snake, a crazy notion only if you are not a person who patterns her life after adventure yarns.
"When you're playing with somebody a lot, it's eerie how you instinctively start moving to the right spots; you know the other person's patterns," he said.
"Like a fingerprint to a person, these patterns are unique and repeatable.
Well, not perhaps in the sense of being representations stored somewhere in the mind; but attributing a belief to someone says something true about that person's patterns of behavior and response.
But between each person, those patterns didn't line up perfectly.
To our knowledge, this is the first case series that provides an objective assessment of non-linear dynamics in within-person activity patterns during acute BD episodes.
We conclude the study by expanding our discussion to further labour market changes after 2003, and by restating the theoretical significance of understanding institutional change through the job-person matching patterns.
While the body of this study provides new evidence of the co-development of state power and the market in the context of transitional urban China, the theoretical significance of this study is to call upon scholarly attention to the great importance of understanding macro-level transitional process through the job-person matching patterns.
