92 All are problematic in geriatric populations, but diphenhydramine and hydroxyzine have a high risk for a severe adverse outcome on the Beers criteria, which rate a drug's tendency to cause side effects in the elderly due to the physiologic changes of aging.
Federal regulators are now reviewing the rules covering tires and, after 27 years of studying the rollover issue, announced plans last spring to start rating a vehicle's tendency to roll over.
For example, Ellen might rate Professor Hendersen more favourably than one would expect, given (1) Ellen's tendency to rate professors leniently (rater bias) and (2) Professor Hendersen's tendency to elicit favourable ratings from students on average.
People's tendency to rate themselves as above average is often taken as evidence of unrealistic optimism and undue self-regard.
Some lay the housing boom of 2003-06 athehe Fed's door, others criticise the central bank's tendency to slash rates whenever the financial markets wobbled.Was capital misallocated?
Ford opposes regulators' plans to rate vehicles' tendency to roll over, contending that the proposal does not measure this tendency accurately enough.
(No other evidence hints at homosexual attraction — at any rate, a tendency more thinkable about Gauguin, who was given to fiercely dominating relations with other men).
An increase in the strain rate reduced the tendency for sooting in all the fuels tested.
As shown in Fig. 3a, the initial soil infiltration rate showed a tendency of S. psammophila > P.
The scandal over defective Firestone tires prompted Congress to approve money for rating vehicles' tendency to roll over.
However, currently available chemotherapeutics against malignant melanoma are often expensive, with toxic side effects, low response rates, and/or high tendency to develop tolerance5,6,7,8.
