Sentence examples for mentioned by few from inspiring English sources

Delayed referral was mentioned by few carers (2/11).

More than four-fifth of the rural adolescents had knowledge about ways of avoiding unwanted pregnancy and the majority mentioned oral contraceptive pills (OCP) but long-acting and permanent contraception methods such as norplant, intrauterine devices and sterilization were mentioned by few adolescents.

Other barriers mentioned by few GPs included lack of space for additional practitioners at the clinic, lack of GP time and short consultation periods and lack of organisational structure within the practice including extensive patient waiting lists as well as patients for weight management being sent to the hospital diabetes clinic and therefore further GP support not being required.

Provision of HIV care – CD4 cell count testing (7/54), cotrimoxazole prophylaxis (3/54), antiretroviral therapy (ART) (3/54), and prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) (1/54) – was mentioned by few services, with the majority referring HIV-infected women to other centres for HIV care and treatment.

Additionally, an interrelationship between genes and susceptibility to a particular infection was mentioned by few participants, as outlined in the following quotation: It's something from your ancestors, and some diseases can be caught from genes…I think that this is all connected to genetics.

Also mentioned — by fewer than 2 percent of those polled — were Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey, a Cuban-American Democrat; Jorge Ramos, a Mexican-American who is an anchor of Univision television; and Mr. Obama – even though he is not Latino.

The main perceived causes of acquiring lymphatic filariasis were of supernatural origin (as stated by 8.7% of patients and 5.7% of healthy subjects), while mosquito bites were mentioned by fewer participants (4.3% of patients and 4.2% of healthy subjects).

Severe impacts, such as 'difficulty doing job' (item 12) or 'totally unable to function' (item 14), were mentioned by fewer than 7% of the participants.

"Bitter taste in mouth" was mentioned by fewer than 20 patients, but was deemed relevant based on empirical evidence and expert input.

Keeping/staying physically active by moving about was mentioned by fewer Ethnibus respondents (5%/21), compared with 22% (461) of ONS and 19% (55) QoL follow-up respondents (chi-square: 600.92, 2df, P < 0.0001).

Excluded nodes (themes) – those themes which emerged from the qualitative analysis, but which were mentioned by fewer than 25% of evaluation reports were not included in the current analysis (but are noted in Table 2).