Satisfying experiences in the past certainly informed the current treatment recommendations, especially when conditions improved that did not get better under Western treatment (or even worsened), as found in a recent study [ 43].
Obese individuals had nearly a fivefold increased risk for having meniscal extrusion than did nonobese individuals, and those satisfying our definition of past knee injury had a nearly fourfold increase in risk for having meniscal extrusion compared with those with no such history.
The contemporary story in "Easter Island" -- about a 33-year-old palynologist (pollen researcher) who comes to the island to investigate its botanical past -- is more satisfying.
The existence problem of fixed points of mappings satisfying a given metrical contractive condition has attracted many researchers in past few decades.
The chocolate cake with raspberry filling was satisfying, but hardly memorable, while the dense-textured coconut cake seemed long past its prime.
Suddenly, the tips and tricks that worked well for us in the past (popularity, work success, chasing relationships, material wealth) are no longer satisfying.
I live in Australia, and there are very few support groups here, so it's good to be in contact with people all over the world... ........ "Over the past seven years, I have found helping the list members very satisfying.
Reviews in the past, he said, had been too inflexible and bureaucratic, with a focus on satisfying Ofsted guidelines, rather than improving actual practice.
Furthermore, he stated that he had the "surprising depth" characterized by past Final Fantasy protagonists, and called the ending involving Tidus "emotionally charged and satisfying".
Alternatively, the "provisos" problem implies that satisfying the requirement of maximal specificity may be more demanding than has been generally understood in the past.
