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Those who had suffered a traumatic brain injury were 76% more likely to receive a disability pension, 58% more likely to have failed to gain secondary school qualifications and nearly twice as likely to have been hospitalised for psychiatric reasons, compared to those who had sustained no injury.
Females (19/19) were more likely to leave AMA for financial reasons compared to males (27/36, p = 0.017).
For this reason weather exerts a stronger influence on discretionary trips for leisure reasons, compared to utilitarian trips such as commuting (LeBeau & Corcoran 1990; Böcker et al. 2013).
Regarding the use of free floating carsharing with BEVs, 10%% of the women use this service for professional reasons compared to 24%% of the men.
All of the nonprescribers (n = 7) agreed that they felt uncomfortable prescribing EC for religious / ethical reasons, compared to 8% of the prescribers [ 22].
Unexpectedly, minority race/ethnicity patients with new-onset epilepsy were at higher risk for hospitalization for medical reasons compared to patients not identified as white.
Monsters has been widely, and with good reason, compared to Neill Blomkamp's apartheid satire District 9, which also imagined extra-terrestrials in a post-awe spirit.
While the HFEA does not record detailed information on why the women chose to freeze their eggs, or the proportion who did so for medical reasons, in 2014 54.1% of those aged over 38 cited having no male partner as a reason, compared to 36.4% of those under the age of 38.
Although silver is a better electrical conductor than copper, copper has been preferred owing to its more economical reason compared to costly silver (Bhattacharya 1986).
For this reason, compared to the simple interactive genetic algorithm, less time and fewer number of generations are needed to reach the user's target.
There was another reason: Compared to the high gestation hotels and paper board business, the FMCG business was relatively a low gestation one.
