Children do need both their parents, but those who have witnessed the fragmentation of their family - and in many cases the outcome of separation or divorce is not just a distant father but an absent one - are hardly going to benefit from feeling abandoned by that big symbolic daddy, the Government, too.
To determine the outcome of laryngotracheal separation (LTS) in 60 patients in terms of the control and prevention of severe and persistent aspiration, morbidity and mortality, reversibility rate, and the influence of the presence of a tracheostomy.
Another factor influencing the outcome of maternal separation stress may be the sex of the rat.
Yet the money itself is just the starting point in analysing the significance of remittance flows: "Remittances represent far more than simple financial transactions; they are the outcome of the separation of families, the disruption of national economies and the exodus of creative and hardworking adults from poor to richer countries.
Qualifying nuptial agreements would give couples autonomy and control, and make the financial outcome of separation more predictable".Suzanne Kingston, a family specialist with the law firm Withers, said: "These recommendations represent a welcome stride towards greater autonomy and certainty for couples.
However, when calculating proportions and rates of the outcomes each hospital separation record was assumed to be an independent event; therefore calculations were based on hospital separations or records rather than patients, as in other studies [ 10, 14, 15, 40].
The former Labour Prime Minister was drafted in by his political opponents after a surge in support for separation left the outcome of September 18's vote too close to call.
The outcome variable was a hospital separation with the principal diagnosis of cleft palate, cleft lip or cleft lip and palate (ICD-10-AM diagnosis codes Q35-Q37 respectively).
All models showed a good separation of the outcome (c-statistic >0.7) and a good calibration (P > 0.05 in the Hosmer Lemeshow test (pHLT)).
To be of clinical use, a prognostic factor must show a wide separation in the outcome of the groups identified and select adequate numbers in each group [ 7].
