Sentence examples for more commonly endorsed from inspiring English sources

6 Worry about wasting the doctors' time was more commonly endorsed as a barrier in the UK than in Australia, Canada, or Scandinavia.

Many additional attitudinal barriers were more commonly endorsed by BAME women than White British women, consistent with findings from qualitative studies (Abdullahi et al, 2009; Cadman et al, 2015; Marlow et al, 2015).

Being more aggressive towards others was more commonly endorsed by those in outer regional or remote areas, and risk-taking by younger men, findings worth noting for both clinical and public education purposes.

However, in China depressed mood was the fifth endorsed symptom, while the more commonly endorsed symptoms were sleep disturbance, fatigue and irritability in urban China and tearfulness, loss of concentration and loss of interest in rural China.

Being able to talk to someone was more commonly endorsed by those with no or minimal depression (56%), moderately severe depression (53%) or severe depression (59%) compared with those with mild (28%) or moderate depression scores (37%) (χ=10.3, p<0.05).

The level of the family accommodation response depended on the type of diagnosis; family members felt more manipulated by patients with anorexia nervosa and families of patients with bulimia nervosa more commonly endorsed an attitude of tolerance of unacceptable behaviours in the Turning a Blind Eye total score (Spearman's rho = 0.35).

* = differences between groups are statistically significant (p < 0.01) † = total percentage is >100% as respondents could choose more than one option The most commonly endorsed theme was diversity within the chiropractic profession: " Wide range of practice - some are evidence based...others do all sorts of crazy stuff".

The items most commonly endorsed as having great expected benefit were more often emotional or spiritual than physical, mental, or social.

Patients with a number of high-scoring items, especially items less commonly endorsed, unexpected given other circumstances or in combination suggest a complex picture, should be asked more about these difficulties (Example 2).

Urges or cravings and social pressure were commonly endorsed as occurring in lapse situations.

Impacts on employment (83.6%) and physical health (77.3%) were the least commonly endorsed.