Sentence examples for barriers question from inspiring English sources

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The barriers question was asked to all those who had visual impairment due to any cause and/or those who had presbyopia.

Two hundred and ten (28%) individuals gave ambiguous replies to the barriers question, to the expectations not met question or to both.

The present study has several limitations, including under-representation of younger adults and reliance on self-reported MH data; the target group for the barriers questions could have also been expanded to include those who reported their needs were met.

Nevertheless, amongst those to whom the barriers questions were addressed (N = 218), mean endorsement ratings were generally low (<2.4 on the 1 5 scale), although half (53.7%) identified some structural barriers and most (93.1%) identified some attitudinal barriers (i.e., at least one item rated above 'not at all').

This could be possible as the barrier question was asked to all those with avoidable visual impairment and not specific to a cause.

Lastly, assumptions were made when analyzing the two cost barrier questions.

Their results showed that the extent and severity of OHIP-14 scores increased alongside the number of positive responses to cost barrier questions.

All barrier questions, except for media and the use of other research sources, had the following 5-point Likert-type response scale: totally agree, agree, neither agree nor disagree, disagree, totally disagree.

There was no significant difference in demographic characteristics of participants who did not want to be transplanted and did not respond to any of the questions asked (those with missing data for all perceived barrier questions) and those who responded to at least one of the questions except by income status (P = 0.0435.

Nor is it a staggering blow to world trade: the aggregate loss caused by the trade barriers in question is probably no more than $70 billion in a global imported food market of more than a trillion dollars.