Sentence examples for proportion of interviewees from inspiring English sources

The proportion of interviewees reporting having received outpatient and inpatient service in Gansu (outpatient 17.1% and 7.7% inpatient) was comparable to those in Zhejiang (outpatient 15.7% and 6.0%).

The same methodology was used at both time points, but a higher proportion of interviewees declined to give height and weight information in 2012 than in 2007, which may reflect increasing sensitivity surrounding issues of body weight.

Additionally, for the statement: Medication can be an effective treatment for people with mental health problems, there was a 10% rise (p = 0.05) in the proportion of interviewees responding 'agree' or 'strongly agree' following the campaign.

A significant proportion of interviewees (25 of 83, 30.1%) believed the patient had already been discussed with the ICU team and felt that continued responsibility for the patient was unclear.

The largest proportion of interviewees expressed concerns about taking medication, indicating that is was a 'last resort' or that their attitude would depend on whether the condition was 'life-threatening'.

This is reflected, in part, in the higher unemployment rates (Table  1) and the higher proportion of interviewees reporting unemployment and immigration status (Table  2) in the two neighbourhoods studied, compared with those in the other two cities.

Even in those regions with higher socioeconomic scores, substantial proportions of interviewees reported that their household members defecate in the open, as in the South/Southeast (35.9%).

On the other hand, a sizeable proportion (25%) of interviewees reported that adhering to the warfarin regime does impact upon their day-to-day lives.

A substantially larger proportion of the interviewees discussed their cognitive dispositions.

A large proportion of the interviewees resorted to self treatment when falling ill and a significant number of people did nothing at all about their illness.

Pat 1 (male, 32) "As far as I know antibiotics work against pus isn't there pus in our throats when we cough?" A considerable proportion of the interviewees expressed a preference for not taking an active role in the decision-process process.