Sentence examples for reported between countries from inspiring English sources

Substantial variation in use of intensive care resources has been reported between countries and within the US, however, data on geographical variation in use within more homogenous tax-supported health care systems are sparse.

Little variation was reported between countries in reactions to the physician's explanation of their results.

The ESF-ORI Conference has focused attention on the lack of agreement on key elements of research behavior and wide variation implementing research policies reported between countries and organizations " in order to retain public confidence and to establish a clear best practice frameworks at an international level" [ 2, 54].

Differences in reporting between countries were analysed and, where the data allowed it, trends over time were described.

The overall notification rate was 2.4 cases per 100,000 individuals, with the caveat that there were differences in reporting between countries.

Other than legal and administrative barriers, we did not find substantial differences in the frequencies of barriers reported between the countries with different legal entitlement to health care.

However, there were significant differences on all the answers of Patient Safety Grade and the Number of Events Reported between the two countries (Table  5).

Our results confirm that comparison of reported incidence between countries can be grossly misleading, even within the European Union.

Another recent review of 7 HHV-8 seroepidemiologic studies of pediatric populations from 7 African countries reported between 1998 and 2003 showed high seroprevalence rates ranging from 30%to58.1%1% in most African countries (namely Cameroon, Egypt, Ghana, Tanzania, Uganda, and Zambia), with the exception of Eritrea which had a very low (up to 2%) seroprevalence rate [ 4].

Variation in the incidence of these cancers has also been reported between ethnic groups within countries (Curado et al, 2007; Goggins and Wong, 2009; National Cancer Intelligence Network, 2009; Ali et al, 2010).

However, these cut-off points may not be suitable for all populations, considering differences in absolute physical capability levels reported between populations of different countries [ 46, 47] even when part of the same study [ 12].