The phrase "agree to the statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating consent or acceptance of specific statements or terms, often in legal or formal contexts.
Example: "By signing this document, you agree to the statements outlined in the terms and conditions."
Alternatives: "consent to the statements" or "accept the statements."
Considering perceived prejudice, they mostly responded "partially agree" to the statements (40.5-67.2% vs. 4.5-32.1%) and were the ones who most tended to believe society does not stigmatize individuals with schizophrenia ('society does not stigmatize' scores = 1.5-24.4% vs. 0.8-7.0%).
We then asked a subset of the respondents who indicated that they either "strongly agree" or "somewhat agree" to the statements "In general, IM modalities affect the underlying disease process" or "In general IM modalities, affect the immune system" to indicate which areas of IM they were referring.
Statements regarding the appropriateness of the Delphi research method also received a high level of agreement, with 83.3% of participants responding with either Strongly Agree or Agree to the statements I believe the Delphi process can be of benefit to Aboriginal people and I would recommend the Delphi method for other research projects for Aboriginal people.
We examined the percentage of participants who responded 'completely agree' to the statement (see Figure 1).
For a first interpretation a vertical line is drawn between the share of respondents that (strongly) agree to the statement and those that (strongly) disagree or are rather undecided.
Only 8%% of the respondents in the present survey generally agree to the statement that AOM resolves spontaneously, whereas 53.6 % do not generally agree.
The latter is in accordance to results from other authors [ 49, 53] and may be explained by the finding that 56.6 % of the parents in our sample generally agree to the statement that antibiotics lead to rapid pain relief.
The percentage of women who responded "strongly agree" to the statement "Overall, I am satisfied with the services" was 49% (35/72) and 50% (6/12) for those who went to day/short-stay and the outpatient clinic respectively.
Respondents who did not agree to some extent or strongly agree to the statement '(This state of being) is a disease' (see online supplementary figures A1 and A2 in appendix) for any of these three were deemed unlikely to understand the questionnaire and excluded from the analyses (figure 1).
They were also more likely (p = 0.015) to agree to the statement "during the last four weeks, I recommended one or more of the herbal medicines mentioned in the fact sheets to the patients with the right conditions more often than I usually would have recommended them".
