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We find that while national level indicators explain a large part of the variance observed in the ability of countries to attract R&D from foreign multinationals, there are significant differences between sectors and this has large implications for the design of foreign R&D and innovation policies.
Differences between sectors in antenatal and intrapartum care and associated outcomes are well documented but few studies have investigated differences in postpartum care following hospital discharge and their impact on maternal satisfaction and confidence.
Differences between sectoring patterns and half-sector frequencies are considered further in the 'Discussion'.
This study found significant differences between sectors for the services received and provided for postpartum women following hospital discharge.
Following the trend seen in doctor-delivered births, Indonesia actually had fewer caesareans in the private sector (13% vs 21% in the public sector), and Cambodia and Nepal had negligible differences between sectors.
The resulting sample data is not able to compare different types of knowledge communities and networks, and does not reflect the differences between sectors.
When mean arterial depths at each rectal level were compared, the differences between sectors were not statistically different at 6 cm above (P = 0·674) or 1 cm below (P = 0·865) the ARJ, whereas differences between sectors were statistically significant at 5, 4, 3 and 2 cm above the ARJ (P = 0·022, P = 0·020, P < 0·001 and P = 0·005 respectively).
The Mann-Whitney test revealed that public sector managers were also significantly more likely to report that they required further development and training than their private sector colleagues (Z = -6.441; p 0.00) Parametric ANOVA revealed significant differences between the sectors and all of the management competency variables as well as the 'need for management development' (See Table 4).
In the following, we will only discuss the results for the informal and formal sector separately as we again find noteworthy differences between sectors concerning rural-to-urban migrants' labour market performance.
While no differences between cadres emerged, differences between sectors were present: public sector providers were twice as likely to consider excessive bleeding and painful menstruation to be unacceptable barriers to IUD provision.
