For mothers of children U5, the major significant factors in determining care seeking behavior were having attended school, living in an urban area with likely improved access to care, and belonging to the highest wealth quintiles.
Firstly, the finding that the need to be competitive was a major and significant factor that influenced the study patterns of IM residents with fellowship interest compared to their counterparts without fellowship interest; Secondly, the finding that a majority (75%) of IM residents with fellowship interest had spent at least 2-3 months rotating through their sub-specialty interest areas.
The major significant risk factors for ESCC carcinogenesis include low consumption of fruits and vegetables, tobacco smoking, alcohol consumption, and even genetics [ 15– 15].
An earlier report on a detailed medical audit confirms the accuracy of clinical outcomes databases on major fields such as operative mortality, major complications, and significant factors in risk stratification.
Their own schooling experiences can also be a major source of support – a significant factor that is most often ignored within studies on school success by children of immigrants and second-generation Turks in particular.
N category was a strongly significant factor for major late toxicity (hazard ratio, 1.35; 95% confidence interval (CI), 1.10 1.66; P=0.004).
An analysis of the determinants of adoption with logistic regression model showed that access to improved cassava cuttings within the villages, use of radio, farming experience and farming as a major occupation are significant factors influencing adoption of improved cassava varieties in the study area.
This chapter provides an introduction to the main argument of the book that design-induced human unreliability is a significant factor leading to major incidents and lost production across the oil and gas, process and related industries.
Those factors have a major significant influence on the way we interact with others, eg. authentic patient encounters and how we interpret verbal and non-verbal communication cues.
In this survey, 65% of respondents indicated that lack of success in introductory courses was a significant factor in changing majors.
