In 2010, The New York Times reported on the pervasiveness of dementia in this large Colombian family and scientists' hopes of testing prevention drugs.
For example, in a Canadian qualitative study, Grewal and colleagues [ 7] reported that the pervasiveness of perinatal traditional beliefs in Punjabi women remain relevant well after the time when they migrate to another country.
Patients meeting criteria reported higher levels of fatigue severity, frequency, pervasiveness, and interference with quality of life and poorer role functioning, less vitality and more depressive symptoms.
As far as pervasiveness, 53 per cent of students reported that 'many to most' schoolchildren suffer physical punishment, with 23 per cent stating that such punishment in school took place daily.
Compared to patients not meeting the diagnostic criteria, patients meeting the criteria reported fatigue that was greater (P ≤ 0.05) in its severity, frequency, pervasiveness, and interference with quality of life.
RECENT news seems to support Mr. Saviano's view of the pervasiveness of the mob: In late October, Italy's small-business group reported that mob activity accounted for the single largest sector of the nation's economy.
If parents reported a history of ADHD symptoms (both at home and from school reports) and evidence of pervasiveness across settings during the K-SADS interview, this information was adequate for a diagnosis of ADHD.
Situational pervasiveness was determined by the different situations investigated within the interview and the presence of at least one symptom in each domain reported in the Conners teacher rating (CTRS ADHDD sub-scales.
The report describes the pervasiveness of racial bias in housing, education and other areas of American life, and we applaud the effort behind it.
The Center for Responsive Politics report notes the pervasiveness of former lobbyists in the 112th Congress is due in part to an influx of those working for freshman Republican representatives, many of whom campaigned as enemies of the establishment.
