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Table IV: Potential health impacts - physical environment

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Table 30 Health Instruction in Middle Schools

in Current Scheduling, Teaming, And Curriculum Practices In Virginia's Middle Schools

by Charles H. Harris III, Richard G. Salmon, Marilyn V. Lichtman, Stephen Parson, Thomas E. Gatewood, Charles H. Harris, Charles H. Harris, Glen I. Earthman, Glen I. Earthman, Patrick W. Carlton, Patrick W. Carlton

"... In PAGE 74: ... Health is usually taught as a separate subject, taught with physical education, or integrated with science. Results of the questionnaire show that more than 50 percent of all middle-levels schools teach health with physical education in grades six, seven, and eight ( Table30 ). Forty-three percent of middle schools with fifth grade integrate health with science, while 29 percent of fifth grade students received health instruction... ..."

Table 2. Multilevel Variance Components for SF-12 Physical Health Summary Score

in Confl icts of interest: none reported CORRESPONDING AUTHOR

by Robert L. Ferrer, Ray Palmer Phd, Sandra Burge Phd, Robert L. Ferrer

Table 4: Physical Capital

in Human Capital and Economic Development

by Simon Appleton, Francis Teal

"... In PAGE 2: ... However, adult mortality is also much higher in Africa than elsewhere (see World Bank, 1993). The explanation for the higher child mortality is probably not under-nutrition: the proportions of low-birth weight infants and of underweight children under five are much lower in Africa than in South Asia (see Table4 7, UNDP, 1997). Instead, inferior health care is likely to be a factor.... In PAGE 10: ... The comparative data set for human capital available from Barro and Lee (1994) was used in Table 2 above. In Table4 the figures for physical capital are also presented. The data is drawn from the PENN world tables (Summers and Heston, 1991).... ..."

Table 2: Indicators for Health and Housing Functionings

in Measuring Standard of Living in the UK - An Application of Sen's Functioning Approach Using Structural Equation Models

by Wiebke Kuklys 2004

"... In PAGE 20: ... This makes interpretation of the factor loadings and the structural parameters of the model straightforward. Table2 shows a summary of the indicators used in our analysis, and how they are dichotomised. For the health functioning we chose the indicators a) physical illness affects daily activity (such as walking for more than 10 minutes, going up the stairs, dressing) b) visits to the doctor (General Prac- tioner) during the past year c) self-assessed health status.... ..."

TABLE 4 Summary of relations among eight measures of mental health status and nine demographic, psychosocial and physical health determinants, Canada, ages 12+, 1994/95

in Health

by William Pickett, Will D King, Taron Faelker, Ronald Em Lees, Howard I Morrison, Monica Bienefeld, Eva M Makomaski Illing, Murray J Kaiserman, Thomas Stephens, Corinne Dulberg, Natacha Joubert, Wilfreda E Thurston, Michael M Burgess, Carol E Adair, Lil Tonmyr, Gordon Phaneuf, Reviewed Vivek Goel

Table 2. Physical and Chemical Properties

in Coordinators

by Anna Fan, Ph. D. Joseph Brown, Ph. D. Edna Hern, Joseph Brown, Ph. D. John Faust, Ph. D. Sharon Davis, Coordinator Andrew Salmon, D. Phil, Kathy Elliott, David Morry, Ph. D. Vickie Grayson, Yi Wang, John Budroe Ph. D, Yi Wang, Ph. D. Anna Fan, Ph. D. Valerie Walter, William Vance, Coordinator Michael Dibartolomeis, Ph. D. Laurie Monserrat, Judy Polakoff, M. S. Hanafi Russell, Joseph Brown Ph. D 1997

"... In PAGE 22: ...16 DECEMBER 1997 California Public Health Goal (PHG) Table2 . Developmental Endpoints for DEHP Strain amp; Species LOAEL Observation NOAEL Reference CD-1 Mice 91 mg/kg-day malformations 44 mg/kg-day Tyl et al.... ..."

TABLE 2 Adjusted odds ratiosa (OR) and standard errors (SE) for four measures of positive mental health, by demographic, psychosocial and physical health determinants, Canada, ages 12+, 1994/95

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TABLE 3 Adjusted odds ratiosa (OR) and standard errors (SE) for four measures of mental health problems, by demographic, psychosocial and physical health determinants, Canada, ages 12+, 1994/95

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Table quot; Estimated Marginal Costs for Individual HomeHealth Care Agencies at Different Levels of Output and Average Reported Cost per Visit.

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Table IV: Potential health impacts - physical environment

Table 30 Health Instruction in Middle Schools

Table 2. Multilevel Variance Components for SF-12 Physical Health Summary Score

Table 4: Physical Capital

Table 2: Indicators for Health and Housing Functionings

TABLE 4 Summary of relations among eight measures of mental health status and nine demographic, psychosocial and physical health determinants, Canada, ages 12+, 1994/95

Table 2. Physical and Chemical Properties

TABLE 2 Adjusted odds ratiosa (OR) and standard errors (SE) for four measures of positive mental health, by demographic, psychosocial and physical health determinants, Canada, ages 12+, 1994/95

TABLE 3 Adjusted odds ratiosa (OR) and standard errors (SE) for four measures of mental health problems, by demographic, psychosocial and physical health determinants, Canada, ages 12+, 1994/95

Table quot; Estimated Marginal Costs for Individual HomeHealth Care Agencies at Different Levels of Output and Average Reported Cost per Visit.