Sentence examples for residence distance from inspiring English sources

Other studies have reported long patient delay to be associated with young age, daily alcohol consumption, subsistence farming, rural residence, distance or cost of travel from home to health institute and low literacy levels [7] [9], [11], [12].

The study was limited by small sample size and use of residence distance from the WTC site as a proxy for actual exposure (Matte and Mostashari 2004).

A recent cross-sectional study indicated an exposure response relation between residence distance from a Swedish airport and hypertension (Rosenlund et al. 2001).

The questionnaire covered demographic, clinical, and exposure data, e.g., type of residential area, residence distance from forested areas, handling of wood, outdoor activities, occupational exposures, contact with rodents and rodents' droppings, and travel history.

This study found the following factors to be significantly associated with potential barriers to HIV testing: marital status, occupation, educational level, area of employment and residence, distance to the nearest clinic, and numbers of sexual partners.

Marital status, occupation, educational level, area of employment and residence, distance to the nearest clinic, and numbers of sexual partners were factors that were significantly associated with barriers to HIV testing in the study population.

First, we determined monthly ambient PM2.5 concentrations from the nearest US Environmental Protection Agency EPAAirAir Quality System monitor (nearest monitor), restricting the maximum allowed monitor-residence distance to 30 mi [ 42].

Rheumatology supply was defined as the number of rheumatologists per 100 000 adults in the planning area (LHIN) of patient residence, and distance to the closest rheumatologist was the linear distance from the centre of patient's postal code area to that of the closest rheumatologist, with 'remote residence' defined as 100 or more kilometres to the nearest rheumatologist.

Irrespectively of place of residence, the distance to nearest major road had no influence on the relative risk of schizophrenia, and irrespectively of the distance to nearest major road, the greater the degree of urbanization the greater the risk of schizophrenia.

John Merry, vice-chair of the Local Government Association's Children and Young People Board, said there were often good reasons for placing a child in a residence some distance away from their home.

On the bottom level is the second assistant keeper residence, some distance to the south, and a fuel store to the north.