It was a good climb up the steep man-made hill to an immense and heavily leaning brick pagoda (the tail of the tiger) built in 961.
Now, in the middle of a full-blown recession, some of the team's ticket prices for 2009 look a little steep, the man in charge of the Yankees acknowledged on Thursday.
Similarly, women from higher-income households had a lower prevalence of diabetes than women from lower-income households, but the gradient relating prevalence of diabetes to household income was less steep for men (Fig. 2 B ).
Sharabi and Harpaz 34 have reported that the transition between professional activity and retirement seems to be steeper for men compared with women, perhaps as a result of men being more work-centered than women and family centrality being greater for women than for men.
But the drop was steeper among men (35percentt) and teenagers (74percentt).
When changes in the most deprived quintile (q5) are examined, the increase is much steeper for men compared to women.
Although the probability of binge drinking in women increased with increasing deprivation quintile, the gradients were significantly steeper in men.
However, the span in health from poorest to richest, that is, the socio-economic gradient, appears steeper for men than women.
The gradient of these associations runs in the same direction in both genders but was steeper among men in the case of sleep and among women in the case of physical activity.
Although grip strength declined with increasing age in all three studies, the cross-sectional trajectories suggest that the decline was steeper among men in Denmark and the US than in women within each country, but it was similar in Japanese men and women.
But she was remembering how at the top of the steep trail the man had insisted that she drink from his plastic water bottle.
