Only 29.6% of cancer survivors met the exercise recommendations of the ASCM [ 16], significantly less than the percentage among the non-cancer population.
Despite these recommendations, youth with T2D generally achieve significantly less physical activity [ 17], are generally more sedentary [ 71] and display lower cardiorespiratory fitness [ 17, 72] relative to peers without diabetes.
In our analysis, we found that oncologists who were unclear about exercise recommendations and who had concerns about the safety of exercise recommended exercise to their patients significantly less.
However, guideline recommendations that require an extra time investment are significantly less well adhered to while those that can save time are significantly more often adhered to.
With respect to food-based recommendations, high consumers of ready-made meals were significantly less likely to achieve the fruit and vegetable intake goals compared with the low consumers (55·4 v. 60·8 %, respectively; P= 0·03).
The relationship that we found between short-term time investment and adherence is in line with our expectation: recommendations that require more time investment are followed significantly less often; those that reduce the time investment are more often followed.
Previously depressed candidates were rated significantly less favourably in terms of recommendation for hiring than those with no disability [ 77] 6.
Nepal has only 0.67 doctors and nurses per 1,000 population, which is significantly less than the World Health Organization's recommendation of 2.3 doctors, nurses, and midwives per 1,000 population (3).
Higher consumers of ready-made meals had significantly less chance of being compliers of recommendations, with regard to most of the nutrients (including carbohydrates, total fat and SFA).
Women in the intervention arm of the study were significantly less likely to exceed gestational weight gain recommendations as outlined by the Institute of Medicine (139/368 (38%) v 182/380 (48%); P=0.01).
