Sentence examples for spouses were identified from inspiring English sources

In Malaysia spouses were identified as having an influence on an individual's mobility, and family responsibility had more influence on female workers than on male workers [ 23].

The family histories of 131 patients with histologically defined Hodgkin's disease (HD) were studied and 2,517 first and second degree relatives and spouses were identified and followed-up.

Across the 4 factories, a total of 15,596 potential participants (workers and spouses) were identified and contacted, of which 13,695 (88%) completed the initial assessment for study eligibility.

As of January of 2013, the total population of all ages in Township K was 1,864 (with 871 families), and with the aid of the public officers of Township K and a pilot study, a total of 860 people aged 60 or older and their spouses were identified as the KSHAP population.

In reporting findings, statements made by patients or spouses are identified as such, and statements endorsed by both groups are identified as "participant" statements.

Once her spouse's infertility issues were identified, she turned to his brother to ask for his assistance in this regard.

Our study found that fourth year dental students with educational debt of at least $100,000 were more likely to plan to enter practice immediately after dental school than those with lower debt, even after adjusting for the influence of a spouse and others individuals who were identified as significantly influential on students' career plans.

Additionally, even in a medium size semi-rural community as this one, where social ties remain still strong among its members, the 'live alone' or the 'live only with the spouse' patterns of living arrangements were identified as high-risk groups for disability.

The factors "spouse" (p =.001) and "degree of care" (p =.005) were identified as significant predictors for acceptance of extensive counselling.

Further HBM cases were identified through DXA assessment of the relatives and spouses of index cases.

Approximately 90% of subjects (almost one million) who had died in 1986–1988 were identified from the base population, as were their surviving spouses.