Sentence examples for prevalence of planned from inspiring English sources

In South Korea (hereafter 'Korea'), the prevalence of planned pregnancies reported by hospital- and/or community health center-based studies ranges from 51.4%to74.3%3% [ 6, 16, 17].

In the present study, using the most recent population based data, we detected a decreasing prevalence of planned CS births among singleton pregnancies in Finland with good perinatal outcomes assessed based on several quality indicators [ 5].

After adjustment for case-mix, the prevalence of planned CS appeared to decrease by 40% in nulliparous women and by 55% in multiparous women from 2000 2003 to 2008 2010, whereas differences in non-planned CSs between the time periods were non-significant.

After adjustment for case-mix in logistic regression analysis, the prevalence of planned CS births in nulliparous women was 9% (adjusted odds ratio (aOR) 1.09, 95% confidence interval (CI) 1.03-1.11) hinher in lower white collar workers, and the prevalence of non-planned CS birth was 7% (aOR 1.07, 95% CI 1.01-1.13) hinher in blue collar workers compared to upper white collar workers (Table  2).

Furthermore, recent study have found a trend of increasing prevalence of suicide attempts with decreasing prevalence of planned acts and suicidal ideation among youths [10], suggesting that the rate of suicide attempts in the absence of suicidal ideation may be increasing.

In multiparous women, the prevalence of planned CS was 17% (aOR 1.17, 95% CI 1.11-1.24) hinher in lower white collar workers and 16% (aOR 1.16, 95% CI 1.09-1.24) hinher in blue collar workers compared to upper white collar workers (Table  2), whereas the prevalence of non-planned CS was 15% (aOR 1.15, 95% CI 1.07-1.23) hinher in blue collar workers compared to upper white collar workers.

Despite the prevalence and planned expansion of protected areas, the impact of this conservation tool on human communities remains hotly contested in conservation policy.

Field logistics and/or participant availability during scheduled field days are likely to preclude continuous surveillance and hence prevalence of ARI is planned to be quantified in terms of longitudinal prevalence (number of days with illness divided by the total number of days of observation) to address limitations of intermittent surveillance.

Our main results are consistent with prior research that shows treatment for mental disorders may lower the prevalence of suicide plans and attempts (Hegerl et al. [2006]), but less so for persons who only screen positive for these disorders (Patel et al. [2011]) or who have less severe depression (Alexopoulos et al. [2009]).

There was, however no difference in reported lifetime prevalence of suicidal plans or attempts.

Main outcomes were; prevalence of family planning counselling, professional background of the counsellor and correct knowledge about mode of action.