Sentence examples for degree of absence from inspiring English sources
In a Swedish study of 2004 [9], it was found that 65% of migraineurs reported some degree of absence from either school or work during the previous year.
Each step increase in the degree of absence from the rural household was associated with higher odds of infection among residents.
Figure 1 shows a dose-response relationship between degree of absence from the household and HIV prevalence among residents, higher at every level and more steadily positive for women.
England went into the match making three changes from the side that lost the second Test at Lord's, with Matt Prior's replacement, Jos Buttler, receiving his cap from Bruce French and Chris Jordan and Chris Woakes returning after varying degrees of absence in place of Ben Stokes and Liam Plunkett.
Different L. casei strains demonstrated variable degrees of absence, ranging from 171 (6%) in strain UW1 to 515 (19%) in 83M4 (table 3).
The mean academic score of subjects with high degree of school absence (60.57 ± 18.13) was lower than that in those with low degree of school absence (66.26 ± 21.19).
The distribution of subjects and controls by degree of school absence is shown in Figure 1.
Nevertheless, the majority of all physicians reported that they did need CPD, especially regarding the roles of different stakeholders in sickness certification and how to assess patients' work capacity and optimal length and degree of sickness absence.
Most physicians stated they needed more knowledge and skills in handling sickness certification, e.g. regarding how to assess work capacity (44%) and optimal length and degree of sickness absence (50%), and information about aspects of the social insurance system 43-633%).
Instead, groups of clinicians with well-documented expertise in handling specific diagnoses were asked to give recommendations about the duration and degree of sickness absence for the most prevalent sick-leave diagnoses.
