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Why so unfit?: Assessing potential barriers to exercise adoption in middle-aged men
(The Author(s), 2005)
Compared to women, men:
have a higher mortality rate
consistently die younger
are more susceptible to sedentary-lifestyle related diseases (e.g.,
cardiovascular disease)
are more likely to engage in behaviours ...
Sensory acceptability and chemical characteristics of healthy rib-eye steaks from forage‐finished steers
(2012-06-26)
Consumer interest in health benefits of forage-finished beef has led to increased product demand. To date, little information on sensory characteristics of cooked forage-finished beef is available. We evaluated sensory ...
Sensitivity reliability and neutral tendency of hedonic ratings as affected by scale types and lengths and overall product impression
(2012-06-26)
Several scales are available for measuring degrees of liking/disliking. Information on characteristics of hedonic ratings as affected by scale types/lengths and overall product impression is limited. Therefore, we compared ...
Variations in heading ratings characterized by scale polarity scale types and attributes
(2012-06-26)
The negative side of the 9-point hedonic scale is not fully understood. When used to evaluate negative attributes (for example, bitterness), this hedonic scale may yield poor results. We evaluated hedonic ratings as affected ...
Exploring root traits associated with increased yield under water deficit in perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne L.) germplasm of Mediterranean and European origins.
(2015-10)
Exploring root traits associated with increased yield under water deficit in perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne L.) germplasm of Mediterranean and European origins Sajjad Hussain1, Cory Matthew2, Muhammad Naeem3, H. Sydney ...
Actual versus preferred work status in older workers: Findings from the New Zealand health, work and retirement study
(2012-05-30)
The past two decades have seen a significant increase in labour force participation by older workers, particularly by women and those aged over 65 years. Decisions around work continuation are influenced by financial ...
"Where did I park my car?" How do older adults cope with a diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment
(2011-11-16)
Background: This presentation will background a New Zealand based research study to be conducted this year focusing on how people cope with and adjust to a diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment (MCI). This area of research ...
Bi-cultural wraparound practices in New Zealand
(2017-03-05)
New Zealand is a bi-cultural country which ensures culturally safe practices when adapting overseas models to include not only a European or Western perspective, but a Maori World view and framework of wellness. The Ministry ...