Though, in one study, the detections of these bacterial indicators were higher than that from Lithuania (16.7%) (Malakauskas et al. 2007).
The indicators were higher among children: three out of four pupils.
Apart from PM2.5, mean exposures, including the traffic indicators, were highest in REGICOR (Table 2).
Sex and age-specific analyses revealed that odds of ID, IDA, and abnormal iron indicators were highest in adolescent females.
Comparing facility and home births, drying and wrapping before delivery of the placenta, skin-to-skin position, and delayed bathing indicators were higher for facility deliveries, although these differences were not statistically significantly different.
Campbell et al [ 13] noted the multidimensional nature of quality, finding that although diabetic quality indicators were higher in larger practices, access to care was better in smaller practices.
Availability of relevant indicators was high (80%-10080%-100%
Compliance with quality indicators was high and specificity was lower than sensitivity.
The relevance of most performance indicators was high and all of them were already available at that time.
Sensitivity for all indicators was high and ranged from 0.90 (test for gestational diabetes) to 1.00 (perineal tear degree 3, scalp blood pH, and Apgar score after 5 minutes) (Table 3).
