The following socio-demographic covariates were evaluated: age (<20 years, 20 39 years, 40 59 years and ≥ 60 years), gender (male, female), skin color (white, black, mixed and other (Asian and indigenous), school level (<4 years, 4 to 7 years, ≥ 8 years), area of residence (urban, rural or peri-urban) and whether the individual was institutionalized (no or yes).
This number should allow us to reach the target sample size, further accounting for sampled individuals who will be found ineligible (e.g., institutionalized or deceased, no longer reside in the study area, no proxy meeting study criteria), refuse to be interviewed, or decline study participation.
While substantial donor resources are allocated to these trainings, still they are not institutionalized and have no sustainability mechanism.
While autistic children are no longer routinely institutionalized, "the state" still looms large in the lives of their families.
Conditions in re-education camps are dire: Physical abuse by guards and the criminal elements they entrust to enforce "order" is common, as are long hours of arduous work with no rest day; institutionalized corruption; deficient health care; and what the Justice Ministry refers to as "abnormal deaths".
Why do you believe that people with no money, without institutionalized power of any sort, can change all of this?
Of the 23 institutionalized patients, 13.0% had no formal education, and 87.0% had primary to university education.
During the course of the study, no participants were institutionalized.
In addition, our secondary health service is highly institutionalized in Lithuania; there is no out-patient care or nursing [ 21].
Second, the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System survey excludes institutionalized adults and people with no landline telephones.
According to two of the participants, networks have not been institutionalized in the Ministry of Health; therefore, no clear responsibilities have been assigned for them either.
