Sentence examples for likelihood of services from inspiring English sources

As I showed in research published in 2007, this advertising is intended to create a need in the minds of medical consumers where one might not have existed, increasing costs and likelihood of services being used inappropriately.

The likelihood of services uptake was about 4 times higher where there was adolescent-parent communication regarding RH topics (COR = 3.70, 95% CI: 1.89-5.68).

The likelihood of service charge falling to levels such that minimum wage earnings are not achieved is very low.

Overall, results reveal that escalating pain, the inability to find pain relief and a number of facilitating factors play a role in the formation of positive attitudes to psychological pain management and increase the likelihood of service uptake.

Mother reports of internalizing behaviors (independent of teacher reports of externalizing behaviors) predicted an increased likelihood of service use among European American children but a decreased likelihood of service use among African American children.

Adolescents living at home were also less likely to receive services, whereas having a parent with severe mental illness increased (odds ratio = 2.4) the likelihood of service use.

For cases of psychiatric disorders among young adults, insurance and poverty status were unrelated to likelihood of service use.Young adults were much less likely to receive treatment for psychiatric problems than they were as adolescents.

The content of clinicians' explanations to service users was described, and then compared against the likelihood of service users joining the register.

When this concern was noted by investigating workers, it increases the likelihood of service provision by a factor of 3.19 (Exp B) = 3.19, p <.01).

Furthermore, our exploratory quantitative analyses of factors univariately associated with service utilization suggested that sex, and possibly housing status specifically appear to further influence the likelihood of service utilization in both sites.

Between zones of low concentration of displaced populations and under occupation the likelihood of service availability varied between OR: 2.9 (95 % CI 2.0 4.4) for basic emergency obstetric care and OR: 41.7 (95 % CI 20.4 85.3) for family planning.