Practices that shared revenues were found to deliver superior health promotion compared to those who did not.
In the case of CHCs, many centres also run smoking cessation clinics, and previous studies have demonstrated that they provide superior health promotion [ 24].
* Military officers, who are dependent on their superiors for promotion, would act as judge and jury.
The success rate-oriented simulation suggests that prescribing antihypertensive medications is superior to promoting the health promotion program in reducing IRCVD in virtual middle-aged Japanese men.
And whereas in the military, superiors promote for work done well, in corporate America managers may privilege personality over professional qualifications when deciding on hires or promotions, passing over the best candidate as a result.
In contrast, Hp 2-2 has been demonstrated in vitro to be superior in the promotion of new blood vessel formation compared with other Hp phenotypes (36).
When he asked superiors for a promotion, "nothing ever happened", he said, sitting in the home he shares with his four children and about two dozen brothers, cousins, uncles and aunts.
The notion that a person can be hurt while engaging in yoga, Broad writes, "runs counter to yoga's reputation for healing and its promotion of superior levels of fitness and well-being"; many current practitioners turned to yoga after being injured by more high-impact activities.
Practices that share revenues were found to deliver superior performance for health promotion [9.63% (2.5,16.7), P = 0.008] compared to those not sharing revenue.
A traditional approach of using antihypertensive treatment is superior to the health promotion approach for improving metabolic syndrome by reducing the risk of cardiovascular events in a sample population of middle-aged Japanese men.
