Bradycardia correlated strongly with good outcome: six of the 15 children with bradycardia had good outcome versus eight of the 101 children with asystole (40%95%5% confidence interval 15%to65%5%) v 8% (3% to 13%); odds ratio 7.8 (2.2 to 27.3), P=0.001).
Research indicates that effective learning in medical practice, for instance during clerkships, relies strongly on good clinical supervision (Dolmans et al. 2002; Dornan 2006).
Fishermen strongly support good stock management because, as Hudson notes, they "don't want to fish out their honey holes".
He suggests that people who feel strongly about good money habits talk about how they love a great bargain.
He's insightful and engaging on "negativity bias" and "loss aversion": the propensity of the human brain to register bad news more strongly than good.
Bill Crawford's grandson told me that Mrs. Dodge believed strongly in good air circulation (I suppose a necessity, really, when you share a house with a dozen or so dogs).
It cannot be emphasised too strongly that good advocacy reduces cost … Poor advocacy is wasteful of resources; cases are less well prepared and they occupy more court time and take longer to come to a conclusion, while simultaneously increasing the risk of mistakes and miscarriages of justice.
A Department for Education spokeswoman said: "We believe strongly that good schools - including grammars - should be able to expand.
I guarantee you, if America does not strongly exercise good citizenship in this global crisis, we will pay a price in a whole host of ways that many people do not even imagine right now.
Though not significant, results further argue for exercise training affecting poor swimmers more strongly than good swimmers.
