Sentence examples for high acceptability rates from inspiring English sources

It is difficult therefore to directly associate the reported high acceptability rates of the test to voluntariness.

The prevalence of HIV and HCV infections were low among pregnant women, with high acceptability rates in the opt-in strategy in primary care.

The present study found a high acceptability rate of HPV vaccination for their daughters in an educated group of MBA students.

The screening completion rates in our study are comparable to findings from a systemic review and meta-analysis that showed that the overall relative compliance of HPV self-collected testing was significantly greater compared to Pap testing 37. Several other studies have shown a high acceptability rate for the home-based self-sampling over Pap test 38– 42.

In agreement with our results, a study in a prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission (pMTCT) clinic in Uganda showed higher acceptability rate among those at perceived high risk of HIV infection [ 15].

There is one cross sectional study by Choko et al. in Malawi that showed very high acceptability and accuracy rates among participants using oral supervised self testing[ 13].

High acceptability, significantly higher detection rate and lower TAT, could justify the higher cost of CMA and favor targeted CMA as the best method for detection of chromosomal abnormalities in at-risk pregnancies after invasive prenatal sampling.

Acceptability rates have also been high (over 80%) in the 'catch up' cohort aged 17 to 18 years for all three doses in Scotland.

Another key prerequisite to maintaining a successful screening programme is acceptability, and the ≥ 90% reattendance rate among previous screenees indicated high acceptability in UK women [ 4].

Overall, the participants rated the Spanish P3P with good to high acceptability (Table  4).

While the overall high rate of treatment adherence to RDT results indicates generally high acceptability of RDTs, it is unclear if introducing RDTs would decrease presumptive treatment over the long-term.