Sentence examples for significant preparedness from inspiring English sources

This high degree of positive valuations (38.5% of all text segments) implies a significant preparedness for the peer review but a limited effect on TMM.

A statistically significant difference in preparedness exists for five of the 20 preparedness measures listed, all of which correspond to an increase in preparedness among response professionals.

Again, the domains of well-being that consistently showed significant relationships with preparedness were spiritual, emotional, and global well-being.

There is also a significant difference in preparedness when considered against the number of hands-on experiences of acute care Kruskall-Wallis H = 25.40244, df = 3, p < 0.001, see Figure  2).

Interestingly, when comparing the GPs and the residents who participated in this training program in terms of their perceived knowledge and preparedness, significant differences between the two groups were only shown in the measurements of perceived preparedness.

7 In general, little is known about the full effect of influenza on the emergency department (ED), 8 and significant deficits in preparedness for pandemic influenza and other disease outbreaks have been identified for EDs in the United States.

Using a 5% significance level, two-tailed testing of differences between two independent groups (usual care and intervention), a sample of 64 patients per group (128 total), has 80% power to detect group differences of 0.5 SDs (moderate effect size; considered clinically significant) for carer preparedness.

Antenatal care follow up was found to have statistically significant association with birth preparedness and complication readiness.

On binary logistic regression, place of residence, occupation, educational level, family size, ANC follow up, knowledge of danger sign during pregnancy, labour and postnatal period, as well as gravida and parity were found to have statistically significant association with birth preparedness and complication readiness.

Again, the ANOVA tests revealed no significant regional, gender and preparedness differences.

The results of Models 1 6 show that household risk perception had a significant relationship with disaster preparedness.