Also, older respondents perceived the contribution of age to be lower, when compared with younger respondents.
Similarly, older respondents perceived the contribution of age to the overall risk of having a coronary event in the next 10 years to be lower than younger respondents.
Respondents who were male and older perceived the contribution of age and gender to be lower than respondents who were female and younger.
In the present study, males perceived the contribution of the male gender to the overall risk of having a coronary event in the next 10 years to be lower, when compared with females.
NPs perceived the contribution of NP practice lay in its accommodation of both the changing nature of consumer demand on the contemporary ED, as well as a general shift in care paradigm within the broader healthcare environment.
In the present study, respondents perceived the contribution of very high cholesterol to the overall risk of having a coronary event in the next 10 years to be the highest, followed by smoking and very high blood pressure.
Male respondents perceived the contribution of the male gender to the overall risk of having a coronary event in the next 10 years to be lower than female respondents.
Respondents, who reported that they themselves had high cholesterol, perceived the contribution of very high cholesterol to the overall risk of having a coronary event in the next 10 years to be greater than those who reported having normal cholesterol.
In the present study, respondents who reported having hyperlipidaemia, hypertension or who were smokers, perceived the contribution of these individual risk factors to the overall risk of having a coronary event in the next 10 years to be greater than those who did not report having such risk factors.
Similar to UR worldwide FMB-UNESP studevaluatedURted UR positively, in that 63.8% of the respondents perceived the contributions of UR to their education at undergraduate level, a finding reinforced by their increased interest in the subject studied.
During July and August the RAAF units operated at or near their highest level of activity in the war to that point, but morale remained high as the airmen perceived that the contribution of air power to the campaign would be decisive.
