Sentence examples for endorsed problems from inspiring English sources

Further, over 60% of participants reported experiencing pain/discomfort and around 50% endorsed problems with mobility and usual activities, further highlighting the considerable physical symptom burden experienced by current participants.

Alcohol related harms (in the past 6 months) are assessed using an abbreviated version of the Rutgers Alcohol Problem Index (RAPI) [ 49], based on the most frequently endorsed problems by adolescents age 14 16 years from Preventure surveys [ 44].

Patients endorsed financial problems often and endorsements remained high over time, even though in Canada patients have public health benefits.

Our analyses demonstrated that 25.6% of the population endorsed persistent problems falling asleep and that 31% reported persistent problems staying asleep, yielding a potential prevalence for insomnia that is consistent with existing estimates (29).

From a total of 735 statements presented over two studies, 429 were endorsed (223 problem drinking, 206 problem drug use).

This study found that 16.3% of metropolitan, urban, and rural Georgia residents experienced persistent problems staying awake during the day (daytime hypersomnolence) for at least the past month; 25.1% endorsed persistent problems falling asleep, 31.2% could not sleep through the night, 34.5% usually awoke unrefreshed after sleeping, and 33.1% stated that that they snore.

Eighty-seven percent of patients screened positive on at least one item, and 59%% endorsed multiple problems.

Patients endorsed psychosocial problems at greater percentages (M = 16.9% for psychosocial; M = 13.4% for practical at baseline) and higher levels (M = 2.20, SD = 2.08) than practical (M = 0.94, SD = 1.37) problems.

Our study also revealed that 46.3% of the participants classified as unwell with fatigue and 19.9% of those classified as unwell but without fatigue endorsed persistent problems staying awake during the day, which suggests that the perception of sleepiness is discernable from a sense of fatigue.

The CBCL consists of 113 items that parents endorse as problems that are "not true," "somewhat or sometimes true," or "very true or often true" when applied to their child's behavior.

The modal number of problems endorsed by patients was 3, and the correlation between number of problems endorsed and BSI-18 GSI score was r=0.57, P<0.001.