Sentence examples for the spouse also from inspiring English sources

The sex of the spouse also did not significantly affect the probability of nursing home care.

After a screening, eligible participants were stratified upon BMI, age and whether the participant was part of a couple, where the spouse also participated.

Support from the spouse also played a role in influencing utilization cervical cancer screening services, as female primary school teachers who reported not involving their spouses in making decisions on seeking health care were more likely to report utilization of cervical cancer screening service.

If the spouse also carries a CF-causing mutation, where the carrier frequency is of the order of 1/25 30 in most European-derived populations, the offspring has a 1/4 risk of inheriting CF, while male offspring will have an additional 1/4 chance of inheriting CBAVD.

The spouses also posed for a group photo.

The spouses also felt this was important, 'the telephone button should be activated (work)…// so we can communicate with each other´ [transmitter] [spouse and person with dementia occasion 2].

The spouses also checked by asking the person with dementia, when he/she returned from the outdoor walk alone, whether he/she could describe (remember) where he/she had walked or they gave the person with dementia a cell phone, called him/her and checked the position on the cell phone.

(For example, a person with autosomal recessive GJB2-related deafness and his/her hearing spouse have a 50% chance of having child with hearing loss if the hearing spouse also carries a recessive GJB2 deaf-causing allele. Alternatively, if the hearing spouse carries two normal GJB2 alleles, the chance of having a deaf child is less than 10% and varies with the number of hearing siblings).

Make that around-the-clock babysitting if your spouse also logs hours on the road.

The designation of 'farmer spouse' also presents a particularly tricky methodological challenge for researchers, as one US study identified 40% of farm 'homemakers' that frequently engaged in farm work tasks [ Reed et al., 1999].

According to Morgan et al. [ 15], the death of a spouse also brings along other painful slumps in life: many have difficulties managing their household on their own or maintaining involvement in the lives of their children; and some are left with enormous financial difficulties and they may lack knowledge or skills in the areas for which their partner was responsible.