Sentence examples for general population perceived from inspiring English sources
Between 8.8%, 95% CI: 8.4-9.2 and 20.2%, 95% CI: 19.6-20.8 of the general population perceived the health literacy tasks as difficult or very difficult at the individual item level.
The general population perceives religious healers called Wali, Fagir or Shiekh as holy persons with extraordinary powers to cure ailments through prayers, charms and summons (Mohammed and Babikir 2013).
I think the general population perceives my title as a "first" to be a long time coming, and I agree.
In Denmark, around 10 to 20% of the general population perceive difficulties in key health literacy dimensions; ability to understand information well enough to know what to do, and ability to actively engage with healthcare providers.
A more detailed understanding of how the general population perceives food craving and food addiction may enable more refined measurement of these constructs with questionnaire measures in the future.
The results show, in a general population, that perceived parental care and overprotection during childhood are related to the risk of chronic pain in adulthood.
A factor that was also rarely accounted for when comparing overweight treatment samples to the general population is perceived weight status.
The prevalence of LM is in the same order in subjects with functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGID) as in the general population, whereas perceived milk and lactose intolerance is reported by 30-67% of subjects with FGID [ 2, 4- 7].
It might be that people from the general population who perceive their health as very bad are in better health than people from the chronically ill and disabled who perceive their health as very bad.
Data regarding QOL in AKI-RRT patients show that these patients have a decreased QOL compared to the general population but perceive QOL as good [ 12, 13].
The same group pointed out that from about 30 μg m−3 mild irritation of the eyes could be experienced by the general population and odor perceived.
