In comparison to the non-poor, the extent of alcohol consumption was higher amongst the poorer sections of the community [31].
They downplay the suffering of the poor and the extent of inequality.
In West Africa, surveillance has been poor and the extent of Lassa fever is unknown.
Moreover it renders an incomplete assessment of the relationship between being poor and the extent of the "deficit" in their health, education, and housing status.
The objective of this study was to determine the extent of poor symptom recognition in this group of women.
Leaders of key NHS organisations have demanded an end to what they describe as relentless criticism of the service which exaggerates the extent of poor care and sees GPs and hospital doctors "unfairly bashed" for problems beyond their control.
His defense taps into real grievances of Serbs, the lack of easy solutions in the Balkans, palpable misgivings among other poor nations about the extent of American power -- if twisted surreally to deny any blame at all for himself.
If a talent differential is not a factor, the lag would seem to be due to a greater extent of poor or non-existent practices and processes on FOB boards.
From the passenger window of a plane, 700km lower than the satellites' orbit, the naked eye reveals the extent of poor Oudomxay's deforestation.(Coincidentally, the garish green clearings of the landscape below now match the seats of the plane.
In the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, where 200 million mainly poor people live, the extent of the corruption and the extent of the programme make it potentially the biggest single example of corruption in the world, with tens of thousands of officials, thousands of politicians and more than £30bn worth of aid implicated.
Understanding the extent of poor functional outcomes and their predictors after intensive care unit (ICU) admission is therefore clinically meaningful.
