A study by Lampinen et al. [ 44] that examined a large group of older persons prospectively over an eight year follow up period found that better well-being (including lower levels of depressive symptoms) at follow up was predicted indirectly by greater activity levels mediated through better mobility status and physical health at baseline.
Whenever somebody comes along and says, in print, that there might be something better – well, that's scary.
Biologists have long thought that better color vision is, well, better, especially because primates ostensibly use color to determine the ripeness of fruit, for example.
We believe that better medicines coverage and well-designed medicine benefits are part of a strategy to address this problem.
Wouldn't that be even better?" "Well, certainly it would.
It is now well established that better working memory capacity is associated with better ability to understand speech under adverse conditions as well as better ability to benefit from the advanced signal processing in modern hearing aids.
"[To] those who think that things will just get better, well, every hour, every day, it continues … a march of violence in our country," said Senator Cory Booker on Thursday, his voice cracking as he spoke.
I think something very similar has been long overdue in medicine.If I were to run a study, and then just remove half of my data points so that my results looked much better, well, you would laugh in my face.
It is well known that better combustion is linked to consistent fuel droplet size that is as small as possible.
Kim and Konrath found that the people who volunteered spent 38percentt fewer nights in the hospital than non-volunteers, a result that translates into better well-being and enormous savings.
It is well-known that better performance can be achieved by increasing the number of cells that are grouped together (called the cluster size).
