Sentence examples for autonomy table from inspiring English sources

The results showed that the background variables accounted for only 3% of the variance in global autonomy (Table 5).

They believe the guidelines are evidence-based and are not concerned about guidelines that may limit professional autonomy (Table 1).

Table  1 displays student motivation in relation to autonomy; Table  2 in relation to competence; Table  3 in relation to relatedness.>>> According to SDT theory, the three key elements in optimising one's motivation are autonomy, competence and relatedness [ 2].

The results of the FGDs and IDIs revealed three broad themes that may influence care-seeking and compliance with referral: community understanding of the newborn period and cultural expectations; the complexity of community health actors; and caregiver knowledge, experience and decision-making autonomy (Table 2).

(Participant 10) It seems poignant that the two interview participants whose daily activities came closest to the ICN's characterisation of the scope of practice for APNs in terms of a 'high level of autonomy' (Table  1) had the least requirement in terms of education and training in the Kenyan context.

The following results were obtained: 'Delta autonomy days' (Table 6): with regard to the 'hip population', a significant difference between the experimental group and the control group was observed, with the physiotherapy objective being reached, on average, after 6.7 ± 1.8 days (range 4 12) and 7.9 ± 2.2 days (range 0 13), respectively, after the operation (p = 0.0015).

Among 47 items, some items displayed high magnitude of DIF including one General coping item, two spirituality items, and one Personal growth and autonomy item (Table 9).

Severity: severe = loss of independent walking (Brooke score ≥ 5) The HRQoL of the children aged 8 11 years with MD appeared to be significantly worse (p < 0.05) than the HRQoL of age-matched children from the general Dutch population, on four out of seven scales of the TACQoL: motor functioning, social functioning, positive emotions and autonomy (see Table 2).

When this new leader passed laws that threatened women's health and access to healthcare, trying to close clinics and limit access to abortions, not only was the threat of bodily autonomy on the table, but it became clear that this new leader did not view women as equal citizens.

Despite generally positive views, EBM is perceived by some as a devaluation of the 'art of medicine' or a threat to their clinical autonomy, or both (Table 3).

Independent samples t-test revealed self-injurers who had attempted suicide did not significantly differ from those denying suicide on variables of interest (GHQ, attitudes, help-seeking, and autonomy need) (see Table  1).