Sentence examples for rate of asking from inspiring English sources

58 The NCSCT offers an online brief advice module, which increases the frequency and quality of smoking brief interventions, 59 while training on the formulation of specific action plans increases the rate of asking about smoking; 60 future research could assess whether such advice modules and action plans have a similar effect on alcohol brief intervention.

This rate of ask in the six practices was similar to that (28%) in all 60 practices.

We used chi-squared tests to compare post-intervention changes in the pediatric health care providers' rates of asking and advising with smoking and smoke-free home and cars in both the control and intervention practice.

This intervention was feasibly deployed from a distance and documented increased rates of asking about smoking, asking about smoke-free homes, and asking about smoke-free cars, as well as increased rates of advising families to establish smoke-free car rules to protect their children from the harms of tobacco smoke.

In this study, we demonstrated that a completely distance-based tobacco control education intervention can improve screening rates of asking families about tobacco use and smoke-free home and car rules by the clinicians and staff in the pediatric departments of these health clinics.

We hypothesized that rates of asking about family tobacco use and advising about home and car smoking rules by clinicians and pediatric office staff (hereafter referred to as pediatric health care providers) would increase significantly after the intervention was delivered in two pediatric community health center practices.

Subjective health is assessed by the classic self rated health status item that consists of asking respondents to rate their health as "excellent, good, fair, bad or poor".

By early 2003, a sales representative for Orphan Medical, noting Dr. Gleason's high rate of prescriptions, asked him if he would give talks to other doctors about Xyrem.

The reported rate of being asked to have an HIV test was 60% among people aged 25 44 years.

In a now-forgotten footnote to that scandal, Rubin was discovered to have made a phone call to a former colleague in the Treasury Department to float the idea of asking credit-rating agencies to delay downgrading Enron's debt.

Most every variable suggested to explain Africa's high prevalence rates fails the simple test of asking why other countries outside Africa have not had a similar experience.