These results indicate a low probability of observance of certain categories, i.e., category 4 (almost always a problem) seems not to work as intended for this healthy school sample in Korea.
Usually, high religious observance and low income go along with high birthrates.
Religious observance is low and declining in England among all Christian denominations (though not Muslims), and the fact that Blair is a regular churchgoing member of the Church of England is something he has in common with less than 2percentt of the English population.
This was done for an additional, technical reason that prevents observance of low-energy features: most standard laboratory UV/Vis spectrometers do not measure below 1.5 eV (for Figure 2 c we used an advanced spectrometer).
Although Bosnia's three main groups are defined according to their faith — Bosniaks are Muslim, Serbs are Orthodox and Croats are Catholic — a 2006 State Department report noted that the "rate of religious observance remained relatively low" among all three major religions.
Despite the prevalence of Anglican churches, observance is very low within the Anglican denomination.
Second, the amount and the frequency of administration should be defined while managing observance, which can be low in patients with chronic disease.
In Belmont, the fictional name Mr. Murray gives to the part of America where the top 20 percent live, divorce is low, the work ethic is strong, religious observance is high, and out-of-wedlock births are all but unheard of.
This observance was also consistent with the low cytotoxicity of dT-QX observed in HL-7702 cells where neither TK1 nor TYMP was significantly expressed.
The rate of observance of hand hygiene practice was low (11 %) and the rate of nosocomial infections was high (31.1 %).
Observance of hand hygiene with ABHR is still low in the structure.
