... them. Differ-ences in the level of recall between mothers of cases and mothers of controls may bereal or may reflect less accurate recall of either group of mothers. This type of differential recall ... ALL were more accurate in theirreporting of medication use than the con-trol mothers. Since mothers are asked inthese studies to recall their use of medica-tion and other substances during a ... collected by the Health SurveillanceProgram (HSP) ofthe Hawaii Department of Health. For Hawaii, the all races and black popula-tions are the same as those sent by the BOC.Proportions ofthe population...
... he pins the credibilitydue to the history of Richard. The questions are these, 1. Had not the queen-mother andthe other heads ofthe York party been fully assured of the death of both the young ... house of Yorkwas vested in the duchess of Suffolk and her descendants. The massacre ofthe children of Clarence and the duchess of Suffolk show what Henry the Eighth thought ofthe titles both of ... jealous ofthe earl of Suffolk, whom one bequeathed to slaughter, andthe other executed; for if the children of Edward the Fourth were spurious, and those of Clarence attainted, the right of the...
... importantly, superiority of onetype of therapy over another could not be distinguished, and therefore that the specific choice of therapy was diffi-cult to justify over another type of treatment. This ... the benefit of varioustypes of physical therapies.Evolution of physical rehabilitationHistorically, the management of stroke survivors involvedbed-rest and convalescence, reminiscent ofthe ... of the 'magic' in the hands ofthe individual therapist mightbe the ability to engage the patient and direct appropriateattention to task.It is apparent then, that focused guided rehabilitationefforts,...
... scavenging and exhaust porthole openings in the borewall. The upward and downward motion ofthe piston simultaneously opens and closes these portholes. The air-fuel mixture then goes in or out of the combustion ... field. The function of acomponent determines thematerials to be used and their characteristics. Adialogue then takes place between the component designer andthe materials manufacturer. The designer, ... mixture of fuel and air fills the chamber.2. Compression stroke: at the end ofthe intake stroke, both inlet and exhaust valves are closed. The inertial action ofthe crankshaft in turnlifts the...
... solidification rate; the faster the rate, the smaller the size andthe finer the distribution. Figure 3.11 illustrates the solidification process from the melt phase.5 The atoms move randomly in the melt ... excess heat from the engine. There are two types.One is the open deck type (Fig. 2.41), andthe other the closed deck type(Figs 2.2, 2.27 and 2.40). The difference is in the shape ofthe coolantpassages ... between the piston andthe cylinder bore is too narrow, then the expanded piston willtouch the bore wall instantly. If the clearance is too wide, it will cause blow-by ofthe combustion gas when the...
... shape.PistonExpanderRingGap4.9 Expander installed at the back ofthe second ring of a two-strokeengine. Cross cut view at the second ring groove. The ring motion follows the uneven shape ofthe cylinder ... break the ring. A lack of lubrication also causes material failure. The surface roughness ofthe ring groove and degree of groove and side4.4 Piston rings for a two-stroke engine. The expander ... the outer surface of the stacked rings. The shaft revolves and moves up and down with the rings.During this motion, the rings are slightly inclined in the cylindrical whetstoneto generate the...
... clean. The policy rates each segmentaccording to the benefit of cleaning the segment and the cost of cleaning the segment and chooses the segments with the highest ratio of benefit to cost. The benefit ... shows the relative importance ofthe variouskinds of data written to disk, both in terms of how much of the live blocks they occupy on disk and in terms of howmuch ofthe data written to the ... sequen-tially, then writes 100 Mbytes randomly to the existing file, thenreads 100 Mbytes randomly from the file, and finally reads the filesequentially again. The bandwidth of each ofthe five phases...
... specialized audience.State -of -the- art researchers need this kind of detailed mathematics tounderstand the theoretical implications ofthe work. A basic premise of this book is that most practical ... with radio waves to probe the interior of the human body. Properly adjusting the strength and frequency ofthe fields cause the atomic nuclei in a localized region ofthe body to resonate between ... word in the incoming audio signal is isolated and then analyzed toidentify the type of excitation and resonate frequencies. These parameters arethen compared with previous examples of spoken...
... examine the validity ofthe measures devised to ascertain and quantify social anxiety,as this is most relevant to social phobia.Examination ofthe validity both ofthe construct andofthe methods assessing ... contempt and ridiculeinstead, further diminishing their rather uncertain standing within the group. Concerned both about losing and winning À thereby stoking the resentment of other competitors À they ... thisend, they make themselves agreeable, smiling and nodding with interest and approval with those they know. When not preoccupied with them-selves, they can be well attuned to the needs of others and...
... referral) maydepend on the nature ofthe condition, whether the refer-ral is for reasons of diagnosis and/ or treatment, the pref-erence ofthe provider, andthe relationship between the providers. ... composed of both chiropractic and medical professionals. The goals ofthe focus group wereto explore the attitudes and experiences of medical and chiropractic clinicians regarding their patients ... situation, that the point of referral maydepend on the familiarity or relationship between the providers, and that the nature ofthe referral (e.g., amount and type of information accompanying the referral)...