Sentence examples for in a multicountry from inspiring English sources

In addition, either the woman or her husband achieving secondary education was associated with decreased IPV in a multicountry study (24).

17 Respondents in a multicountry study carried out in Malawi, Namibia, and Botswana mentioned violence as a threat to their life as MSM, with more than 40% having been raped by men, beaten up, blackmailed, or denied health care.

In a multicountry comparison of South Africa, Brazil, and Uganda, for instance, it was observed that sexually active women using HAART were both more likely to desire pregnancy and to practice protected sex, thereby affecting actual childbearing (12).

In a multicountry analysis, Jain found that overall contraceptive use rises with increased method choice, and a review of international data over 27 years showed that as each additional contraceptive method became available to most of the population, overall modern contraceptive use rose.

The present study is an analysis of the completed baseline data that aims to characterize demographics, clinical characteristics, constipation symptoms, pain management, therapies used for the treatment of OIC, rate of inadequate response to laxatives, and the impact of OIC on work productivity in a multicountry sample of patients with chronic noncancer pain and OIC.

In addition, a multicountry study found that, even when oxytocin is given, there are errors in its administration, most commonly that administration is delayed beyond the recommended 1-minute postpartum time frame.

Temporal variation in heat mortality associations: a multicountry study.

Overall mortality was comparable to that reported in the APPIS trial, a multicountry trial that included children with human immunodeficiency virus, in which 0.7% of participants died.

The Home or Hospital in Heart Failure Study (HHH) is a European Community funded trial (QLGA-CT-2001-02424) whicomparesres usual care of heart failure (HF) with three home-based interventions in a multicenter, multicountry (Italy, Poland and UK), randomized controlled clinical trial.

In a large multicountry study, nurses identified skin care and frequent changing of patient position as nursing activities care left undone.

6 Moreover, Norwegian hospitals were reported to have the lowest patient-to-nurse ratio in a large multicountry study in Europe, 7 although a single-country analysis for Norway did show variation in staffing ratios across Norwegian hospitals.