Sentence examples for dissatisfaction prevalence from inspiring English sources

In other US studies conducted with young adults, body dissatisfaction prevalence reached values close to 90%.

The high prevalence of dissatisfaction with appearance and the subjective need for orthodontic treatment was relevant in this study.

McKee et al. [19] observed a higher prevalence of dissatisfaction and residual disability in patients with a clavicle shortening of greater than 20 mm.

Overweight and obese participants perceiving themselves as larger than the ideal size showed a high prevalence of dissatisfaction.

It is important to note that the prevalence of dissatisfaction with body size is higher in women in most studies.

The prevalence of dissatisfaction was observed to be higher for women because they perceived themselves to be fatter than ideal for all three z-score change categories.

The high prevalence of dissatisfaction with sexual life reported by responders highlights the importance of sexual life to people with type 2 diabetes, so that this factor should not be ignored in clinical evaluations.

The prevalence of dissatisfaction with dental appearance was estimated to be 62.7% based on the satisfaction with dental aesthetics among adult patients attending a military dental clinic in Tel Aviv, Israel [ 3].

On the other hand, white men with higher education and income and men who were non-smokers or overweight had a higher prevalence of dissatisfaction because of perceiving themselves as larger than desired.

The prevalence of dissatisfaction was higher in women because they perceived themselves as fatter than ideal on the three categories of z-score change (≥ + 0.5 sd; −0.49 to + 0.49 sd and ≤ −0.5 sd); 81% of women exhibiting an increased BMI z-score reported dissatisfaction.

In contrast, the patients not satisfying the age criterion (younger than 60 years) had better postoperative WOMAC function scores and no patient in this group was dissatisfied with the postoperative results, which was in contrast to the finding that the prevalence of postoperative dissatisfaction was 8.7% in the typical candidates (older than 60 years).