This association remained after adjustment for year, gender, and parents' country of birth, but decreased after adjustment for maternal educational level and recurrent infections.
We chose to adjust for the following confounding factors: male gender, parents' country of birth, parental educational level, and recurrent infections.
The results from this study highlight the need for continuous updates of national guidelines, extended educational interventions and recurrent controls of adherence to guidelines.
In light of the new WHO recommendations on AMTSL, the qualitative findings in this study highlight the need for extended educational interventions and recurrent controls of adherence to guidelines.
Parents were asked about the occurrence of auditory complaints, educational difficulties and historical of recurrent otitis media during the first years of life.
And, though very engagingly performed by Walliams, Catherine Tate, Philip Glenister and others, Big School also demonstrates that educational dramas and comedy raise a recurrent set of decisions, to which there is a very limited number of solutions.
A shortage of more than 25,000 classrooms leads to overcrowding, and in a large number of counties recurrent emergencies and insecurity delay the distribution of educational materials to schools, and compromise attendance during the school year.
Physiotherapists did use the word recurrent, in particular in the context of the important educational role they have with patients.
Studies on educational outcomes of children of immigrants have found a recurrent asymmetry between grades, and educational choices (Heath & Brinbaum, 2014; Jackson, 2012; Jackson et al., 2012; Jonsson & Rudolphi, 2011; Urban, 2012).
Emphasis on educational attainment in childhood as a barrier to PA is a recurrent theme in research with particular ethnic minority groups (e.g., Chinese [ 48], Middle Eastern [ 11], Bangladeshi, Pakistani and Black African [ 17] populations) living in Western countries.
