Sentence examples for general population prefer from inspiring English sources

First, although researchers, clinicians and people in the general population prefer clear-cut and familiar labels, people do not always fit precisely into the labels they are provided.

For the question that asked how disagreements among family members and the medical staff should be settled, 74.4% of the general population preferred settlement at the scene among family members and medical staff, whereas 54.9% of healthcare professionals preferred resolution through the hospital ethics committee.

In general, the population prefer monthly contributions rather than payments during illness.

Inclusion criteria did not specify any particular clinical characteristics, which is consistent with recommendations from agencies like the UK's National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), most of which prefer that utilities represent general population preferences [ 16- 18].

The treatment of African Americans is emerging as one of America's "buried giants", a subject that the general population might prefer to forget, Booker prize-winning author Kazuo Ishiguro has said.

That depends in part on how far new media advances and becomes able to replace network and cable TV not just for young people viewing content on their PC's, but also the general population who prefer to watch content on the big screen TVs they've purchased.

This aligns with existing literature on HIVST, which suggest users (including the general population) may prefer oral fluid-based HIV RDT to fingerstick/whole blood-based HIV RDT because they are reportedly easier to perform and are perceived to be less painful [ 52, 53].

As a chemotherapy regimen for the general population, XELOX was generally preferred over FOLFOX4.

The study results cannot be extrapolated to the general population as some patients prefer to consult STI clinics, so our figures underestimate the total number of HIV consultations in the general population, especially in urban areas.

Women from HIV-endemic countries prefer general population strategies that are integrated within health services., Overall, a higher proportion of migrant women have been tested for HIV compared with men, partially because of high acceptance of routine antenatal HIV screening, but men, although less exposed to HIV testing, are also less willing to be tested.

Further there is some evidence to support the view that health care staff hold even more negative attitudes toward people with mental illness than the general population, for example in preferring to contact patients by phone than in person, because of perceptions of risk of violence [ 35].