Sentence examples for lower levels of reporting from inspiring English sources

The recording of hypertension and heart disease was particularly variable between hospitals, those with better reporting having on average 2.3 and 2.5 times, respectively, the odds of recording these conditions than those with lower levels of reporting.

Of note, the FMOH installed surveillance officers in public facilities to facilitate reporting, so private clinics without surveillance officers may have more limited infrastructure and lower levels of reporting.

Higher unemployment and higher inflation correlate with lower levels of reported well-being, the research shows.

A: Recent survey research from the UK showed that the risk of being caught and punished was linked to lower levels of reported traffic offending (like speeding) but not other minor crime.

The lower levels of reported prevalence of diarrhea among under-fives in this study could be due to the fact we interviewed heads of households and not mothers or care takers of the under-fives.

This occurred because there was a generally lower level of reported exposure prevalence among the controls who did not act as their own informant.

This lower level of reported services for transition-aged youth is consistent with previous research that has also demonstrated gaps in services for transition-aged youth and young adults [ 24, 25] and is of particular concern given the documented difficulties that can be experienced by youth as they transition from adolescent-focused to adult-focused services [ 17, 24– 27].

Two decades ago, on a lower level of reporting, the conviction rate was 19%.

Practices with lower levels of exception reporting tended to have larger proportions of elderly patients (p < 0.01) and patients without any formal educational qualifications (p < 0.05).

Our findings, illustrated in a review which I led with my co-author Jacqueline Stevenson to explain the persistently lower levels of wellbeing reported by black and minority ethnic (BME) populations in England, disproved this assumption.

The students who completed the exercise subsequently had lower levels of stress, reported more confidence in coping and achieved slightly higher grades at year's end, compared to a control group.