Thus, job transfers and early retirements were not likely to have caused substantial healthy worker survivor bias.
We showed the existence of substantial healthy candidate bias in our ICD example, which was not controlled by multivariable adjustments for measured factors and might have affected, at least in part, previous ICD effectiveness studies.
A recent SMR analysis of workers at three of the plants over an earlier time period in this large company [ 6] indicated that there was a substantial "healthy worker effect" although the data to do an evaluation of this in our dataset was not available to us.
In addition to breakfast, lunch, and dinner, have at least 2 substantial healthy and nutritious snacks throughout the day to keep your energy up.[22].[22]
A researcher on Filardi's team, it added, "told Audubon that they assessed the state of the population and the state of the habitat, and concluded it was substantial and healthy enough that taking the specimen – the only male ever observed by science – would not affect the population's success".
Children rarely eat meat, let alone eggs, butter and other substantial and healthy foods.
To reliably assess regional cerebral blood flow (CBF) changes in such patients, we also need to determine normal - regional - CBF variability, as this is substantial in healthy young adults [ 12].
Chicken and fish are white meat, and are often more substantial and healthy than red meat (they're also less likely to contain preservatives and diseases).
If you're going to go out for a round of beers with friends, make sure you eat something first, that will be both substantial and healthy.
Our main results support a number of studies demonstrating that a substantial percentage of healthy children [ 37– 39], healthy adults [ 40, 41], and healthy older adults [ 1, 3, 5, 15] will obtain scores that fall within abnormal ranges when multiple tests are administered.
A decade after Roth's Everyman, Cridland depicts many of us as promisingly situated for the payment or, rather, non-payment, of pensions, since, with "quite substantial" geographical variations, "healthy life expectancy (the proportion of life someone can expect to spend in 'good' or 'very good' health) appears to be keeping track with overall life expectancy".
