Sentence examples for conditions literacy from inspiring English sources

This index was constructed based on suitable life conditions, literacy, and youth vulnerability similar to that applied for the Human Development Index [ 11, 12].

In Namibia, the District Health Survey (DHS), documented accessibility of adequate housing, water, sanitation, specific health services, including facilities as well as inequities in health status relative to socio-economic conditions, literacy and age.

Number of life time partners, sexual behavioral patterns, number of pregnancies, genital hygiene, presence of other STDs, socio-economic conditions, literacy status, underrepresentation of teenagers in the study samples etc. might have influenced the low clearance of incident HPV infections and may be responsible for the constant, steady prevalence of HPV in different age groups in India.

Demographic data were collected on the patient's sex, age, present address, employment, economic status, literacy, living conditions, household contacts, chest radiologic findings, and HIV infection.

Bynner and Parsons (2009) provide a vivid insight into social and material conditions of literacy skill development for Britain.

Demographical and clinical variables, social behaviors, family conditions and literacy were also analyzed.

The guide was informed by existing literature from studies on: living with long-term conditions, health literacy and self-management as well as from discussion among the authors and patient representatives.

Unfortunately, the current situation of many CWDs include: poverty-level living conditions, low literacy and education levels, very limited vocational training and employment opportunities, and limited awareness of, and access to, rehabilitative services (and rehabilitative aids and devices), and lack of adequate social integration in the community.

This model also provides a conceptual framework that integrates predisposing characteristics (e.g. age, living conditions, ethnicity, literacy, and education), enabling factors (income, residence and social support) and need factors (professional and patient determined needs) that influence health care service use.

An example of a pre-existing condition is literacy.

"My own very strong persuasion is that the condition of literacy in the schools is not going to improve much until the teachers of all subjects make better use of writing in their subjects," Mr. Howard said in 1982, when he was an editor at the Council for Basic Education, a Washington-based organization working for high academic standards in the nation's public schools.