Our results also indicate that there may be a 'dark side' to strong social networks, however, as those Albanians who met with relatives more often were significantly more likely to experience depression.
Reliance mainly on neighbours and occasional contact with at least one relative more than five miles distant.
Because it is less complicated and costly to drive a livery car than a taxi, and because it is now easier for livery drivers to supplement their incomes by picking up street hails with relative impunity, more new drivers are gravitating to the livery industry than to the yellow industry.
Therefore, a zero trend in the number of NLC suggests a zero trend in the number of summer nights with relative humidity more or equal to 100%, at least for the year range considered.
The actual changes (table 1 and online supplementary tables), in combination with relative changes, more fully reflect the task facing public health.
Compared with children in foster care with non-relatives, children in foster care with relatives have more stable and safe childhoods, are more likely to stay connected to brothers and sisters and are more likely to report always feeling loved.
Early Chinese moral theory flowed too easily between mores and morality and we may see the lure of Daoist impartiality in the Yangist desire to dispense with relative social mores.
These figures include only court-ordered evictions; the true toll, experts say, is greater because far more tenants, under threat of eviction, move in with relatives, into more run-down apartments or, sometimes, into homeless shelters.
Kith-and-kin is a growing aspect of lobbying, with relatives of more than two dozen senators and House members found to be lobbyists or government consultants.
Again, it is in origin countries with low levels of HOI that contact with relatives is more relevant in shaping the views about what roles the state should play (Fig. 10, Appendix C).
