Sentence examples for settings relationship from inspiring English sources

In studies from other settings, relationship intimacy between FSWs and their sexual partners has been found to be an important determinant of condom use, with decreasing use of condoms the more intimate the relationship [ 9– 16].

We believe that there is a 'hidden efficiency' 18 in allowing learners' true questions to bring them to this knowledge base rather than delivering it in decontextualised didactic sessions, before they have experienced the settings, relationships and processes in which safety lapses and quality problems occur.

I feel uncomfortable, because I don't know how to navigate this new, social-media dimension of our very professional, very contained-to-a-medical-setting relationship.

In other settings, the relationship is less clear.

Using an econometric time-series model of budgeted versus actual spending, the paper explores, in the context of healthcare settings, the relationship between past, present, and future budgets with past, present and future spending for IT and non-IT variables.

Thus, the potential of the instrument to inform understandings about continuity between different service settings and relationship building with patients is an important issue that requires further research.

While CTLs are associated with favourable clinical outcome in various tumour settings, the relationship between FOXP3+ TIL (putative Tregs) and prognosis is less clear.

Thus, though the prescribing errors described in our study may not be the same across all ED settings, their relationship with interruptions or multi-tasking should be relevant to other settings.

Further investigation should consider whether these findings are reproducible in other general practice settings, the relationship between depression, drug use and HIV medication, and challenges facing the HIV general practice workforce in Australia.

Such information may not only assist with the community management of malaria-associated falls in haematocrit to <30%%, but also with understanding the extent of falls in haematocrit in the different endemic settings, the relationship between falls and time-course of treatment, and the characteristics of the children with different pattern of change in haematocrit following ACTs.

Unlike war refugees and internally-displaced persons in camp-like settings, the relationship between level of armed conflict and growth and developmental delay among children aged 1 5 years could not be demonstrated in the community setting of this study where food supply had been minimally perturbed.