Care-needs certification in the national long-term care insurance (LTCI) system of Japan, type of physical frailty (robust, prefrail, frail) and subitems (slowness, weakness, exhaustion, low activity, weight loss), adjusted for several potential confounders such as demographic characteristics, analysed with Kaplan-Meier survival curves for incidence of disability by frailty phenotype.
"The Chinese, as usual, are playing what might be politely described as a robust physical game.
He joined Pace Institute as assistant dean in 1947 and was named president of Pace College in 1960, at the onset of a period of robust physical and academic growth.
At the time, doctors credited his robust physical health, relatively cool temperatures and his inactivity for helping him survive as long as he did.
Wembley on a cold Wednesday night may not linger long in the memory and Neymar and co will no doubt return in more robust physical shape.
The band was slightly hobbled by Mr. Elliott's use of an electric bass, if only because his acoustic playing exerts such a robust physical presence.
This at a time when a growing body of evidence underlines the value of early intervention to develop cognitive, linguistic and social skills and ensure robust physical and emotional health.
While under Portugese management they are, stylistically, a very English side who succeeded in showcasing the advantages of deploying a 4-4-2 formatwon featuring two goal-hungry strikerstrikersr of genuine wingers and a relish for sometimes robust pairical coftact.
With his strong, focused tone and top-to-bottom proficiency on the horn, he brings a robust physical presence to his playing and an onward-driving sense of purpose.
