Sentence examples for perceived facilities from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, participants who perceived facilities to be dirty were also less likely to engage in self-care pluralism (aOR 0.57, 95%CI: 0.34 0.96).

Further studies that use qualitative methods (e.g., interviews and observation) are required to identify specific social pressure (e.g., pressure from parents, teachers, or peers) and perceived facilities and barriers in PA participation.

However, our study suggests that perceived facility availability was significantly associated with PA only among people with a university degree.

Clients, including many respondents in this study, then perceive facilities as harsh environments and either reject them altogether or attempt to minimize engagement with the formal health system by delivering at home, departing late for facilities, or leaving facilities very early after delivery.

Those healthcare workers that had the opinion that intervention facilities that meet the medico-social needs of children with childhood autism and other developmental disorders are available in Nigeria were likely to cite government owned psychiatric facilities in their environs as the perceived intervention facilities.

However, only about 70% of facilities overall had some mechanism to prevent alerts from remaining unread (unacknowledged), with 50% of our high perceived risk facilities versus 90% of the low perceived risk facilities having a method in place.

We generated a list of potential pairs of high and low perceived risk facilities with otherwise relatively similar structures (ie, for each facility pair, the structural difference score was small), attempting to maximise contrasts between structural similarity and differences in perceived vulnerability.

In the group comparisons (shown in table 2) that did not control for facility characteristics, we did not find other differences between high and low perceived risk facilities on quantitative variables.

To create final pairings between specific high and low perceived risk facilities, we used the Gale-Shapely algorithm, 27 minimising structural difference scores between paired facilities while maximising the differences in vulnerability to missed alerts.

Qualitative analysis of alert management practices did not reveal any systematic differences between high and low perceived risk facilities.

Table 2 compares the proportions of sociotechnical factors endorsed by informants at high and low perceived risk facilities.