Sentence examples for encounters compared with from inspiring English sources

Our study found that those who report CAM use were disproportionally over represented in both inpatient and outpatient medical encounters compared with non-CAM users.

As a result, the over-subsidised and under-staffed public primary care clinics are overburdened, providing care to a larger proportion of patients with chronic conditions (33.7/100 encounters) compared with the private primary care clinics (5.6/100 encounters) [ 10].

Our inclusive ADE definition and thorough case detection facilitated by access to all medical records, including before and after the study period, probably contributed in our reasonably high 25% ADE prevalence among individuals with healthcare encounters, compared with studies on outpatients [ 9, 17, 20– 26, 26, 55].

Those contemplating suicide are more likely to be armed: 65% of potentially suicidal people killed in 2015 had a firearm during the encounter, compared with just 48% of the total number of people killed by police.

The results suggest a simiiar biological basis of priming in both age groups: a decrease in the neural activity required to process a particular stimulus during a subsequent encounter compared with a previous one.

Anal sex between heterosexual partners was rare in each country, but slightly more common among the French (4.2percentt of French men and 3.7percentt of French women reported engaging in anal sex during their last sexual encounter, compared with 2.2percentt of men and 1.1percentt of women in the United States).

In addition, students who had sex education were more likely to use contraception during their first sexual encounter compared with those who hadn't received sex ed.

The main changes encountered compared with the normal controls are represented in Figure 1.

Substantively, 65.9% of participants in the WHC arm reported that they were sober during their last sex encounter compared with 54.4% of participants in the Nutrition arm.

On the other hand, Villanueva et al. (2011) developed a version of the BayesB method for dichotomous traits and concluded that the threshold BayesB method improves GS accuracy when disease-resistant dichotomous phenotypes are encountered, compared with accuracies obtained with the linear model.

Previous studies have demonstrated that female consultants have fewer patient episodes and are more likely to work part-time (and thus have fewer patient encounters) when compared with their male colleagues; 24 25 it is therefore reasonable to hypothesise that the sex difference observed in disciplinary action may be partly explained by the difference in work patterns between the sexes.