Results from the cross-classification analysis demonstrated the existence of differences in awareness levels according to age, nationality, martial status, education, and occupation of the responding sample.
Demographic information regarding age, gender, martial status, education, occupation, and monthly income (RMB) were obtained.
The demographic variables were age, martial and education status, parity, average household income.
We compared basic sociodemographic characteristics—age, sex, martial status, education, employment, and wealth across game choices by graphing the probability density function of participants' ages.
The questionnaire included 57 items that provided information regarding the patient's age, gender, martial status, education, job, monthly income, accommodation, medical and dental history, smoking habits and prosthetic rehabilitation.
In Greece and Rome swimming was a part of martial training and was, with the alphabet, also part of elementary education for males.
Gender, age, education, martial status, chronic disease, household monthly income and duration of unemployment were obtained in this study.
Patient age, gender, ethnicity, martial status and education were obtained from the Alzheimer's Disease registry database for the initial set of 51 caregivers (when available) and during the telephone interview for the later group of 149 caregivers.
Multivariate models were fit adjusting for the following a priori variables from Table 2: age, BMI, race, use of an α-blocking agent, smoking status, drinking status, level of education, martial status, and exercise status.
Demographic data were obtained for each participant including age, martial status, highest education level, the time frame from when patients first found out about the incidental finding until the consultation with the neurosurgeon, level of satisfaction, and their diagnosis (Table 1).> Open and axial coding was used for the thematic analysis.
