Age was grouped into four (50 59, 60 69, 70 79 and 80 and over), completed years schooling into three (none, 1 5 and 6 years or more), marital status into two (now single and in current partnership) and proportion of people aged above 50 in household into four groups (<0.25, 0.25 0.49, 0.50 0.74 and 0.75 or more).
Theodore Forstmann, 63, who has not bought a company in almost two years, told investors at his firm's annual meeting this month that he would invest $2.2 billion in current partnerships in the next three years.
More non-abused women had insurance (75 vs. 65%, p<0.01) and were in current partnerships than abused women (86 vs. 78%, p<0.01).
In all sites, both men and women who were not in current partnerships also had marginally lower health scores than those with partners.
Over 88% of male respondents in Asian sites were in current partnerships; while in the African settings, the corresponding proportion ranged from 76% in Agincourt to 87% in Nairobi.
Those people who were in current partnerships had generally better health than those who were single, and better health was associated with higher levels of education and asset score.
The measures of sexual power described here refer to recent events in a current partnership, while infection may have been acquired in a prior partnership or under a different dynamic in the current partnership.
A partnership between Niantic and the Japanese convenience store Lawson, for example, provided Ingress players with exclusive content in a model that is likely to be emulated in their current partnership with McDonald's.
Only a quarter of the respondents were men (24.8%), and the men were older (67.8%vs.66.1%1%; p<0.001), more likely to be in a current partnership (76.2% vs. 35.5%; p<0.001) and more likely to be in paid employment.
We attempted to correct for this limitation by conducting a subanalysis among women 15 19 years of age with only one lifetime sex partner, who would likely have acquired HIV in the current partnership.
Current partnership: currently married or in an informal union; and Single: those who had never married or those who were separated, divorced, or widowed.
