Sentence examples for majority of settings from inspiring English sources

The The WHO Multi-country Study on Women's Health and Domestic Violence against Women report 2005 highlight that the percentage of women who reported sexual abuse by a partner ranged from 6% in Japan and Serbia and Montenegro to 59% in Ethiopia, with the majority of settings falling between 10 and 50%.

However, neuropsychological evaluation is not readily available in the majority of settings in which patients receive their care.

The majority of settings and parameters were kept as the defaults from the codonml.ctl file distributed with PAML 4.8.

Furthermore, this does not represent outbreak identification in the majority of settings for dengue (Harrington et al., 2013; Badurdeen et al., 2013).

While is it reassuring that in the majority of settings surveyed the estimated incidence of MDR-TB in new cases was found to be low, the incidence in some settings is alarming.

Cost-effectiveness evidence on food-based approaches is needed, although in the majority of settings where such approaches are feasible, they are likely to be preferred to use of LNS based on sustainability concerns among others.

Although very useful, specialized ophthalmic scanners or UBM devices are not available in the vast majority of emergency settings.

Of the various pupillometry methods that have been described, the majority still require specialized hardware and expertise and are not available in the majority of emergency settings [15 17].

However, the results show that we need individualized solutions for each genre and task, but that lemmatization and the ERTS POS tagset are present in a majority of the settings.

The topics highlighted in this case example are intended to address the growing concern that over-focusing on efficacy in well-controlled, grant-funded studies has resulted in a generation of EBI that are not acceptable, feasible, or sustainable in the majority of applied settings.

Most cases likely go undetected due to insufficient laboratory infrastructure for diagnosis; in the vast majority of clinical settings in the developing world, culture and drug-susceptibility testing (DST) are not available.