Sentence examples for indicators were less likely from inspiring English sources

Adolescents with a lower SEP (according to multiple indicators) were less likely to participate (P < 0.001).

Overall, after adjustment, aside from use of β blockers in heart failure, all quality indicators were less likely to be achieved in nursing homes than in residential homes (figure).

Children identified by only a single indicator were less likely to have serious health problems than those identified by two or more indicators.

Among mobile phone users, respondents with lower education and other indicators of vulnerability were less likely than their counterparts to report frequent usage of texting services.

Indeed, we found that cohort patients with poor prognostic indicators (eg, triple-negative breast cancer) were less likely to receive a BTA and more likely to have visceral metastases, three or more metastatic sites, and to report pain (Table 4).

From location dummies (indicator variables), households at Halaideghe rangeland were less likely to use P. juliflora than those from Worer, whereas higher likelihood was observed for Gewane households than Worer.

"Analysis of courtship interactions...showed that unless males received nonverbal indicators of interest, such as eye contact, they were less likely to approach females," reads the SAGE Handbook of Nonverbal Communication.

Patients in the later cohort were less likely to present with a clinical indicator disease (63% vs. 88%; P = 0.005) and more likely to present with epidemiological risk factors or via a service applying universal testing (Table 2).

For example, primary care clinicians argued that performance indicators were more likely to be used if clinicians saw these indicators as being "evidence-based" ([ 51]; Audit), while clinical practice guidelines were less likely to be used if primary care doctors saw the evidence upon which guidelines were based as being uncertain, inconsistent, limited and/or complex ([ 46]; EBM).

Children with severe hypoxia were less likely to be vaccinated, which is a likely indicator of poverty because poor parents in Yemen only use health services if their children are ill and are less likely to have their children vaccinated.

Adjusting for tumour characteristics associated with age by logistic regression analyses, older women were less likely to receive standard management than younger women for all indicators investigated.