Sentence examples for proportion reported using from inspiring English sources

In a study among 368 sexually active adolescents in Cape Verde (West Africa), a slightly higher (69.3%) proportion reported using a contraceptive in their last sexual intercourse [ 42].

A significantly smaller proportion reported using manual techniques "always or often" in conjunction with ACBT (26% vibrations, 8% percussion, 11% shaking) whereas 66% reported using MCP techniques "sometimes or rarely".

As described previously (Whyatt et al. 2007), the women in the present study were comparable with women in the remaining CCCEH cohort in terms of maternal age, ethnicity, marital status, and annual household income, and a similar proportion reported using pest control methods during pregnancy.

Second, restricting to cases of reported non-bloody diarrhea, we determined the proportion reporting using pills or syrups (excluding zinc).

Few reported using saline (18, 3%) or sugar pills (12, 2%) as placebo treatments, while large proportions reported using over the counter analgesics (267, 41%) and vitamins (243, 38%) as placebo treatments within the past year.

No significant difference was found in the proportion who reported using face masks all or almost all of the time in patient care, but ward-based nurses were significantly more likely to have had seasonal influenza vaccine than were allied health workers (p<0.01).

In recent years, an increasing proportion report using e-cigarettes rather than over-the-counter nicotine replacement therapy such as patches or gum.

Despite similar rates of drug use (58% vs. 42%, p = 0.10), a higher proportion of women reported using intravenous drugs (22% vs. 2%, p = 0.001).

By comparison, in the ELIHoS survey, the proportion of respondents reported using a condom at last sexual intercourse with wife was 3.7%, and 67.1% at last sexual intercourse with other female partner.

Even among those without in-person training, a substantial proportion of subjects reported using the web-based curriculum.

A small but notable proportion of physicians reported using antibiotics (86, 13%) and sedatives (86, 13%) as placebo treatments during the same period.