Sentence examples for prior area from inspiring English sources

Also, psychotic symptoms appeared to diminish for a majority of participants who reported this as a prior area of need.

Final models contained all prior area deprivation measures and current and prior individual SEP (i.e., 1972 area deprivation adjusted for area deprivation in 1950, young adult SEP, and childhood SEP).

In fully adjusted models (model 4), whereas area deprivation in 1999 was robust to adjustment for all prior area deprivation and all prior and current individual SEP measures, area deprivation in 1972 was largely explained.

However, patterns of association were similar; the strongest association was in 1999, with an increased mean chair-rise time at age 53 years (worse physical capability) of 2.2% (95% CI: 0.3, 4.1) per 1-SD increase in area deprivation, which was only slightly attenuated by adjustment for adult SEP, prior area deprivation (model 3), and all prior individual SEP measures (model 4).

For balance and chair-rise performance, associations with area deprivation in midlife were robust to adjustment for individual socioeconomic position and prior area deprivation (mean change for a 1-standard-deviation increase: balance, −7.4%95%5% confidence interval (CI): −12.8, −2.8); chair rise, 2.1%95%5% CI: −0.1, 4.3)).

Recurring prior areas of need identified in the sample were spread across clinical, personal and socio-economic domains.

The related outcomes concern the definition of actual, prior areas of action and strategies that are congruent with both building physical characteristics and people's perception.

MRI with targeted biopsy allow for accurate re-sampling of prior areas of concern.

All of that suggested that the plane most likely crashed farther south into the Indian Ocean than previously thought, Australian officials also said, leading them to announce a shift farther south within the prior search area.

The percentage of children that had lived in rural or riverine areas prior to moving to the urban area increased (1.50% to 6.40%, p = 0.007).

A gentleman security guard, who has been manning the area prior to six o'clock, goes by the name of Curtis.