Obtaining a urine pregnancy test of one's own accord from a pharmacy is associated with a significant decrease in the gestational age at presentation for both AnC and abortion, independently of all other factors, including age, language, level of education, markers of socio-economic status, employment status, prior pregnancy, and knowledge of other reproductive health services.
For example, for the "educação" ["education"] marker, the concept "educar" ["to educate"] was retrieved by LUCENE.
One possible explanation highlighted by the study could be that people entering their mid-60s and older now have higher average rates of education, a marker linked to better cognitive health in old age.
Influence of education, a marker of SES, on cardiovascular disease (CVD) mortality has not been evaluated in low-income countries.
In the Cape Cod Breast Cancer and Environment Study, women with longer years of residence on Cape Cod had higher breast cancer risk, after taking into account established breast cancer risk factors and education, a marker of socioeconomic status [ 21].
After more than a year, J-PAL surveyed nearly seven thousand households, measuring consumption, business income, standards of education, and markers of health and women's empowerment.
White Americans also have the nation's highest average income and education levels, markers usually associated with good health.
The traffic density model includes parental education as a marker for socioeconomic position, whether the questionnaire was answered in Spanish as a marker for recent immigrant status, normalized difference vegetation index within 500 m of the home as a measure of green cover, and recreational programming within 5 km of the home.
If education is a marker for the future health of our children, then a physician knowing more about the likely educational outcomes of a child might inform their treatment decisions and ultimately impact a prognosis.
One explanation for this is that lack of education was a marker of environmental conditions that triggered greater expression of vulnerabilities to high BMI.
One explanation for this is that lack of education was a marker of environmental conditions that trigger greater expression of vulnerabilities to high BMI, but there were large individual differences in these vulnerabilities.
