Sentence examples for prevalence of methods from inspiring English sources

It is not only educating ourselves about the patterns, markers and clues, but also educating students about what is and is not acceptable practice to countermand the use and prevalence of methods of contract cheating in written submissions.

The much greater prevalence of methods concerning binary data (Chi-squared test, logistic regression, odds ratios/relative risks) over methods concerned with continuous data should be reflected in our (statistical) teaching.

We set out to measure the prevalence of modern methods of contraception, the unmet need for family planning and to identify factors associated with the use of modern methods of contraception among HIV positive women on anti retroviral therapy.

The prevalence of any method of family planning methods in the district is 37%.

We aimed to determine the prevalence of contraceptive methods and identify factors associated with the use of contraception by Greek female higher education students.

In addition, a literature review of the use of mixed methods research in the journal Cuadernos de Economía y Dirección de la Empresa (CEDE) is carried out, examining the prevalence of mixed methods articles and their main characteristics.

There was no significant difference between the prevalence of these methods (Fisher's exact test; p =0.597).

Yet, there is limited empirical evidence to show the relationship between the quality of family planning services and the population based prevalence of contraceptive methods.

Thus, while the survey served as a baseline measure for the newly initiated program, its finding of 12% prevalence of modern methods in fact reflected some four years of community mobilization, community education and family planning service provision.

Despite the prevalence of agitation methods in block polymer assembly preparation, previous work has focused on equilibrium kinetics, and the influence of solution agitation on chain exchange has not been explored comprehensively.

FP provision and uptake have been low historically in the former Soviet Union, with high prevalence of traditional methods, and this has largely continued to date (Popov et al., 1993; Perlman and McKee, 2009).