Sentence examples for higher refusal rate from inspiring English sources

Finally, interviews were conducted by Lebanese, which could have resulted in a higher refusal rate or influenced refugee responses to certain questions such as income.

On the other hand, a more liberal process for ICU admission will result in a higher refusal rate by intensive care physicians.

Participants randomized to detailed written consent also had a significantly higher refusal rate (23%) when compared to those in the limited written group (12%; mean difference between groups −11%, 95%CI−21%1% to −1%).

There was a higher refusal rate in the rural centres.

Additionally, interviews were conducted by Jordanians which could have resulted in a higher refusal rate, hesitance or influence on the part of Syrian refugees in responding to certain questions than if interviews had been conducted by Syrians.

Previous CFAS analyses on longitudinal attrition reveal higher refusal rate in those with poor cognitive ability and low education and increased likelihood of relocation in those living deprived areas and rural settings [ 21, 22].

This can be partly explained by higher refusal rates among female voters who were asked to participate to our survey than among male voters.

Since the early 1990s, further barriers have been erected through stricter visa policies, tougher requirements for legal residence, and higher refusal rates for asylum seekers.

ICU bed scarcity was associated with higher refusal rates of patients considered too sick to benefit or requiring palliative care [12, 16] and to higher frequency of decisions to forego life-sustaining treatment [16].

A multivariate Poisson regression model was built to identify independent correlates of higher refusal rates.

Compared with methods requiring frequent visits [ 4], which could potentially result in higher refusal rates, our system reduces costs and is less intrusive to families.