Sentence examples for likely refusals from inspiring English sources

It is important to anticipate likely refusals into consideration when planning the target sample size for recruitment, particularly if researchers plan to distribute study materials by post with no face-to-face contact with the participants.

The 25% likely refusals in these cities compare well with what is published on individual and contextual factors associated with low immunization coverage in Sub-Saharan Africa (Wiysonge et al. 2012).

The $2.5 billion breakup fee was also probably driven by Google's likely refusal of a "hell or high water" provision.

America's likely refusal to extradite Mr Gulen will add to strains between the two NATO allies that had already risen because of Turkey's reluctance to play a bigger part in the coalition against the jihadists of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.A third headache for Mr Erdogan, perhaps his biggest, is the economy.

With Russian support assured, Beijing can claim at least one major power as supporting its likely refusal to submit to any unfavorable ruling by The Hague.

> > > Mobile phone platforms were used to obtain real-time data on household perceptions, attitudes and concerns (reasons for likely refusal to take a supplemental measles dose).

We also estimated the likely refusal rates for admission as a result of inadequate capacity by assessing weaning unit bed availability on the day that a patient became eligible for admission to the weaning unit.

The base rate of 10% and the likely refusal and attrition rates were based on a study in Baltimore 17 and as discussed above are typical of many populations of people in the UK with schizophrenia.

It is obscene that so many have seen their lifestyles suffer while a few have benefitted from government acts or more likely the refusal to act to protect the public.

From this list of eligible children, we estimated that 186 controls were required to account for the likely 25% refusal rate, to give at least one control for each case.

These gobies reduce the predation rate on their host colony through agonistic behaviour and the repellent effect of their skin mucus; such mucus induces strong avoidance and most likely food refusal reactions among butterflyfishes.