Individuals in low- and mid-level SOL categories were significantly more likely to agree with this statement compared to those in the high SOL category (P ˂.001).
The young women experienced this type of discrimination mainly in the training companies (7 statements) compared to the vocational schools (1 statement) (Table 2).
The young women, however, were distinctly more often confronted with this type of discrimination in the training companies (16 statements) compared to the vocational schools (2 statements) (Table 2).
This correlated closely to the attitudes to surgeons however higher percentages agreed with these statements compared to the anaesthetists [Table 3].
There is evidence to suggest that journals using the CONSORT statement, compared to those not doing so, have higher quality reports of RCTs [ 16].
For example, when asked about a "second wife" as a sign of high social status for men, 9.8% of male respondents either strongly agreed or agreed with the statement, compared to 3.6% of women in the sample.
Finally, we find that respondents have a stronger preference for a simple health statement compared to, or in addition to, the implied benefits that result from consuming a functional food product.
When 500 internet users were asked how much they agreed with the statement "Recommendations from friends on social media sites are a great way to get gift ideas during the holiday season," 33percentt agreed with the statement compared to 24percentt who disagreed (while 43percentt remained neutral).
However, by aggregating the responses females gave more positive responses to the statements than males (374/427 (81.3%) vs 550/621 (72.6%), p = 0.001) and more SpRs with NTNs agreed with the statements compared to those with VTNs (262/444 (81.5%) vs 245/355 (69%), p < 0.0001).
Control group patients reported a median 75% of problematic SxQOL using any specific coached statement compared to a median 85% in the intervention group (p =.0009).
