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In usual-practice settings, less than optimal persistence with antihypertensive monotherapy regimens has been well documented [ 9- 13].
In all out-of-hours primary care settings less than half of the contacts concerned male patients, with percentages varying from 33.7% in Germany to 48.3% in Denmark (Table 2).
In most sub-Saharan Africa settings, less than half of HIV-positive women receive PMTCT interventions and even fewer of these women enroll in HIV care and treatment for their own health [ 1].
For example, in a study aiming to implement pain management guidelines and falls prevention guidelines in residential care settings, less than 45% of facilities participating in a training program regarding the guidelines actually implemented the one or the other of the guidelines [ 18].
There was a significant difference in support provision across treatment settings with residential and non-NHS settings more likely to offer support; however even in these 'optimal' settings less than a third of clients had been offered support during their current treatment episode.
The staff is more knowledgeable, the tea more affordable, the settings less frenetic, than at the Mariage Frères tea shops.
It's clear that Yahoo sees an opportunity to position Flickr as a more privacy-friendly alternative to services like Facebook, which is hugely popular for photo-sharing, but has regularly been accused of making its privacy settings less user-friendly than they should be.
With a budget of 20 clicks, the relative performance in all settings is less than 10%%; with a budget of 50 clicks, all settings have a relative performance smaller than 6%%.
The differences between measured EFs and phantom settings were less than one percentage point.
The per-student cost required to create such settings is less than half that of the average for our current public schools.
There is some evidence that the assessment and case planning processes used in criminal justice and correctional settings are less than optimal (Taxman, Cropsey et al. 2007; Taxman, Perdoni and Harrison Perdoni and Harrison 2007; Belenko and Peugh 2005).
