Sentence examples for crisis p from inspiring English sources

Particularly, in the upper part of table 5, there was an interaction between presence/absence of psychiatric comorbidity in child and different frequency of crisis (P < 0.001).

High U.S. demand for imports allowed China to save even more, creating a vicious cycle and laying the foundation for the current crisis" (p. 4).

Emergency situations may include massive haemorrhage, asphyxiation, severe terminal dyspnoea or overwhelming pain crisis" (p. 584) [ 4].

The demographic variables, actual PSI score during the survey and views on the N-95 masks were not associated with psychological stress during the haze crisis (p > 0.05).

The differences in cytokine mRNA levels from samples during crisis and on pasture are shown in Figure 2. In comparing RAO horses in crisis versus remission the only significant alteration in endobronchial tissue cytokine regulation was a 1.1 (median) fold decrease in TNF-α mRNA when in crisis (p = 0.035).

There were, for example, no significant mean differences between the crisis of staff shortages and the second highest risk indicator (acute loss of personnel following a pandemic; p >0.05) as well as the third highest (damage to reputation; p >0.05), but there were significant mean differences between staff shortages and all other crises (p <0.01).

Those depressed had worse disease as evidenced by having higher proportion of leg ulceration (p-value 0.006), higher frequency of painful crises (p-value < 0.001) and more frequent visits to the SCU (p-value < 0.001).

Bergmann (2011) indicated that employers often anticipate that hiring female workers "will reduce productivity, and can create crisis situation" (p. 91).

As you described in "Catholics in Crisis" (Sept . 19 p. 112), Geoffrey T. Boisi's plan for the Catholic Church's finances is the only game in town.

An Edge conversation with Rob Kurzban, an evolutionary psychologist at the University of Pennsylvania, on the replication crisis and "p-hacking" in science.

That's more than a 10% rise for us in vulnerable children … which means other services come under pressure," said Kober, who led the council through the Baby P crisis.