Sentence examples for couple respondents from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, a couple respondents (2/16) also commented that factors such as genetic discrimination and the ability to obtain insurance are not normally influential until raised by health providers: "That's often an issue, again often one that we raise that they may not have thought about".

All expenditure values are reported at the couple (respondent and spouse if respondent is married) and monthly level.

All transfer values are reported at the couple (respondent and spouse if respondent is married) and monthly level.

***, **, and * represent statistical significance at the 1, 5, and 10% level of significance respectively 2All expenditure values are reported at the couple (respondent and spouse if respondent is married) and monthly level.

***, **, and * represent statistical significance at the 1, 5, and 10% level of significance respectively 2All transfer values are reported at the couple (respondent and spouse if respondent is married) and monthly level 3Columns (1)–(8) show results from additional robustness checks carried out.

Secondly, among contacted couples, respondents to the postal survey were compared with non-respondents.

However, concerns raised by respondents at both levels included that frequent night duty was coupled with unsatisfactory allowances and negative impacts on the families of HWs, especially women.

A couple of respondents missed the personal interaction from a FTF interview while using ACASI.

I think we have a better quality of life there [South Africa] even though there's crime yes …. (Female nurse, p5, intending to return) A couple of respondents however discussed negative aspects of the wider social environment, including financial security, crime, and the political environment, that were influencing their decision as to whether to return.

For the purposes of this study, we used the CTS subscales corresponding to IPV, including total couple violence, respondent's victimization and perpetration.

For couple households, the highest status occupation of the two partners was used; if the respondent (or partner) was not working, their most recent job was used.