Sentence examples for reported refusal from inspiring English sources

Of the 153 children who responded to the questions, 89 (58.2 %) reported refusing to take medications, and 86 (96.6 % of those who reported refusal) responded when asked why they had refused.

They have noted not only the increasing public and private Chinese criticism of Pyongyang, but also Beijing's cooperation in the imposition of U.S. financial sanctions on North Korea and reported refusal to approve a visit by Kim Jong-un.

Previously, Hershey attempted a merger with Cadbury but the deal fell through on the Trust's reported refusal to lose its control of voting rights (See: Cadbury Climbs On Wrigley Deal).

In this study, one person in ten reported refusal of treatment by health care professionals.

Seven moderate-quality studies reported refusal rates for telehealth participants only, with an average of 31%% (range, 4 71 %) refusing telehealth [ 45, 48, 50, 51, 61, 63, 65, 68].

These findings are in direct contrast to the qualitative findings in El Cuete Phase I, in which many participants reported refusal or overcharging when attempting to purchase syringes at pharmacies in Tijuana [ 29].

Following reported refusals from the Archbishop of York and Professor Stephen Hawking, the 2007 line-up seems rather too dependent on pop totty (Jo from S Club Seven, H from Steps) and 70s retreads, including soundalikes and near-lookalikes Leo and Cleo (Sayer and Rocas).

Purpose- To report refusal determinants and characteristics of patients associated with decisions to deny ICU admission.

One explicit recommendation would be for future trials to report refusal rates for both study participants and telehealth participants.

We cannot assess how the refusal and withdrawal rates in the current review compare with studies of other interventions because papers do not consistently report refusal or withdrawal rates [ 80].

Time to treatment failure (TTF) was calculated from the first day of treatment to the first occurrence of premature withdrawal due to adverse events, insufficient therapeutic response, death, failure to report, refusal of treatment, uncooperativeness or withdrawal of consent.