Sentence examples for differences in adequacy from inspiring English sources

There were no differences in adequacy of pregnancy care attendance and the majority of women in both groups had their first pregnancy care visit after the first trimester.

A home zone conversion and cycle-walkway scheme were generally viewed positively, although differences in adequacy of consultation mattered to residents.

Data from a Swedish sample concerning social support as measured with ISSI were based on 83 middle-aged men [ 51], and indicated on all four subscales a more favourable result than those of the fathers in our study, but only the differences in adequacy of attachment is statistically significant.

Paired analysis showed no significant difference in adequacy for the different strategies (prescribed therapy versus LEBA: P = 0.33; prescribed therapy versus SCBA: P = 0.5; LEBA versus SCBA: P = 0.99).

For Fe, the sex difference in adequacy was clearly seen, with few concerns for men, while for girls aged 11 18 years and women aged 14 50 years, high proportions were below the LRNI.

The mean initial intravenous colistin total daily dose was similar between the IV and IV/AER groups with no difference in adequacy of dosing of intravenous colistin between the IV and IV/AER patients (Table  3).

The fact that significant differences existed in adequacy of medical care for asthma across housing developments indicates likely variability across providers (although the data indicate that this problem exists across community health centers and academic medical centers).

Only service characteristics, represented by the care model, were responsible for significant differences in the adequacy of this attribute.

Differences in the adequacy of follow-up, ongoing monitoring, and adjuvant ADT or radiotherapy may have contributed to the mortality difference, but our present data cannot address them.

There were no significant differences in hemodialysis adequacy between patients with and without oral tori (Kt/ V, 1.7 ± 0.4 versus 1.7 ± 0.3, P = 0.577, Table 3).

There were no significant differences in the adequacy of diet or median weight between the three groups, nor in the weight-for-height in the children aged 5 years and under.