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Cluster 3 patients had more serious needs, which may explain both the higher amount of help from services and the lower adequacy of help.

This index also took into account gestational age in order to consider a given number of visits to be adequate, a fact that minimizes the bias of erroneously attributing lower adequacy of prenatal care use to preterm pregnancies.

Elders could be faced with greater losses in the context of fewer social resources and a lower adequacy of social support, both in subjectively perceived support and frequency of contacts.

As nutrition is often started gradually with little received in the first few days of ICU stay, we needed to account for the confounding effect of length of time in the ICU on nutrition adequacy (i.e., patients with short length of stays have lower adequacy than patients will longer length of stay).

Moreover, improved resolution enables better needle tip visualisation during US-guided FNA/biopsy and obtaining an adequate cytological specimen from very small (i.e., 5 mm) nodules is feasible, although lower adequacy rates are reported from FNA of these smallest lesions [13].

Our results are also consistent with research linking depressive symptoms with smaller social networks, fewer close relationships, and lower perceived adequacy of social support.

We found that a low score (indicating lower perceived adequacy of support) on the significant other subscale but not the family and friends subscales, was associated with major depressive episode after adjustment for covariates, and that IPV was an effect modifier of this association.

Studies have shown that constraining food budgets can lower the nutritional adequacy of the diet and that economic uncertainty may adversely affect people's food choices.

The modified Kessner Index showed lower percentage of adequacy of ANC associated with LBW, 64.4% and 61.3% for case and control groups, respectively (p-value = 0.21), the statistical analysis shows that this measurement is not associated with increased risk of LBW (Table  4).

The adequacy of this lower dose for Asian patients has been validated by a randomized trial in China comparing two doses [ 20].

The goal is to improve the prescription adequacy of lipid-lowering therapies for primary prevention.