Sentence examples for consistent between countries from inspiring English sources

He believes the World Health Organisation should also develop a policy to ensure guidelines were consistent between countries.

Despite variability in health state utility values and HRQoL scores between countries, the key findings were consistent between countries.

These findings were consistent between countries and were shown in the full study population as well as in nonsmokers.

The aim is to describe seasonal variation in asthma exacerbations in those who are and are not sensitised to aeroallergens, to quantify the risk and to assess whether seasonal patterns are consistent between countries.

In one study, Halldorsson et al. (2012) reported a modest positive association between prenatal PFOA and overweight and central obesity (i.e., waist circumference) in young female adults (mean age, 20 years); we also found consistent indications of this among the girls in Greenland, but our findings were not consistent between countries.

Similarly inconsistent findings were reported in a multinational study by de Graaf et al. [ 7], which reported a modest overall association between cannabis use and later risk of depression, but also showed that the nature of the association is not consistent between countries.

There were no consistent patterns between countries on other measures – for example comparing tax-based health systems (UK, Sweden, Denmark) with social insurance based systems (Norway, Germany, Austria).

Because our study was conducted as part of a clinical trial, it benefitted from active follow-up, a well-characterized population, consistent methodology between countries, samples taken from a high proportion of children, and use of a sensitive and specific PCR assay for RSV detection.

This study indicates that percentile temperature thresholds for heat and cold effects (see Supplemental Material, Figure S1) are consistent between two countries with very different temperature regimes but similar socioeconomic characteristics.

Our study found that perceptions of per diems were fairly consistent between the two countries and among levels of staff.

Most studies suggest that lower levels of SEP are associated with an increased risk of suicide/attempted suicide, though findings are not always consistent between and within countries.