Sentence examples for more consistent condom from inspiring English sources

As condom users discover they can have a dramatically improved safer sex, it leads to more consistent condom use.

This contrasted with a more consistent condom use by these MSM with their regular and non-regular male partners.

The MSM (those whose income was 2000-3000 RMB/month [ P adjusted = 0.02], those searching sexual partners from bar/nightclub [ P adjusted = 0.02], and those tested HIV status [ P adjusted < 0.0001]) had more consistent condom use (Table 2).

These individuals also reported more consistent condom use (13% amongst those lost to follow-up vs. 7% amongst those not; χ test statistic 24.5 (1  df), P < 0.01) with regular partners and (48% vs. 33%; χ test statistic 8.1 (1  df), P < 0.01) with non-regular partners.

A high level of parental monitoring is associated with more consistent condom use among male students in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania -- many of whom have engaged in high-risk sexual behaviors such as multiple sexual partnerships, concurrent sexual partnerships, and unprotected sexual intercourse in the past one year.

Future qualitative studies can explore whether a sense of responsibility to prevent transmission of HIV to their wives and children motivates MSMW to be more consistent in condom use with their male partners.

The case-crossover analysis has important implications in HIV prevention, as it draws health workers' attention to situational factors that lead to UAI among inconsistent condom users, a group that may benefit more than consistent condom users from HIV prevention programs.

Reporting two or more sexual partners without consistent condom use was more frequent in MSM (66.1%, n = 652) than in MSW (58.5%, n = 488) and women (53.3%, n = 540).

A study in Ghana found that female sex workers with more than seven clients per month were more likely to report consistent condom use than those with seven or fewer clients [ 25].

Similarly, another study in Uganda found that female sex workers with more than 10 clients in the past month were more likely to report consistent condom use than female sex workers with fewer than 10 clients [ 26].

IDUs reporting positive attitudes toward condom use such as not associating condom use with decreased physical pleasure were more likely to report consistent condom use.