We also looked at intermediate outcomes such as attitudes around condoms and risky sexual behaviours, ability to discuss sex and condom use, and multiple sexual partners.
Therefore, in terms of individual and social barriers to care, as most women are in hospital when they give birth to very preterm infants, differences in help seeking behaviours, ability to pay to access care, and cultural beliefs have virtually no impact on access to neonatal care.
A boy? Are there innate behaviours, abilities or interests that go along with being a boy or a girl?
The theme of this year's ICDB – 'Girls are… Boys are…' – will examine what innate behaviours, abilities and interests correspond to being a boy or girl, and gender limitations placed on young people.
7 It has influence on the emotional behaviour, ability to work, family stability and self-esteem of the people with epilepsy.
To study heterogeneity in a cell line derived from a human bladder carcinoma (EJ), 7 clones were isolated at low passage and examined for differences in culture behaviour, ability to grow in agar and tumorigenicity in nude mice.
Five severity stages (very mild to very severe) were identified in this cohort and operationalised based upon a 30-item questionnaire that gathers information on the patient's behaviour, ability to perform everyday tasks (such as shopping, preparing food and eating) and mobility.
Of course, the voices of women must be part of the post-2015 agenda; 54, 55 however, to improve women's health post-2015 is is vital to listen to healthcare providers and examine the impact of cultural values and social pressures on their motivation, behaviour, ability to care, and consequently on the quality of care.
Of particular relevance is the large number (>100) of GST-encoding transcripts observed in the Manila clam, which suggested a potential relationship between filter-feeding behaviour, ability to cope with high levels of pollution and availability of a wide array of detoxifying enzymes.
Skin-to-skin contact between a mother and her newborn enhances both newborn feeding ability and behaviours conducive to suckling ability [ 16- 19].
Psychological testing, also called psychometrics, the systematic use of tests to quantify psychophysical behaviour, abilities, and problems and to make predictions about psychological performance.
