Sentence examples for this study expressed that from inspiring English sources

The health professionals in this study expressed that structural barriers such as poor resources, lack of educational interventions and shortage of trained staff contributed to delay and exacerbated peoples' access to mental health care.

The participants in this study expressed that they did not view themselves as addicts and that they felt offended if someone suggested that they were.

Similar to previous qualitative studies described in the literature, participants in this study expressed that FM had a profoundly negative impact on their lives in general and their sleep in particular.

Adolescent mothers in this study expressed that the decision to breastfeed was made prenatally and while partner and family member opinions about breastfeeding initiation were influential, the decision was made independently.

Loss of sexual interest or vaginal dryness were other matters that women in this study expressed as problems that affect their relationship with their partners.

That the respondents in this study expressed fears that screening integration would lead to some women obtaining double positive results, leading to stress and potential marital conflicts as well as other social consequences such as domestic violence, divorce, and murder, warrants some attention.

Bar workers in this study expressed concern that the legislation might lead to economic losses for the pub trade, perhaps reflecting concerns expressed by the hospitality industry [ 28] rather than the experience of other countries, which have not seen trade affected adversely [ 29- 31].

Contrary to concerns highlighted by participants in previous research that PNs may act as gatekeepers and impede consumer access to the GP [ 20], participants in this study expressed confidence that PNs would refer them to the GP if their condition warranted it.

In addition some adolescents in this study expressed concerns that people would not take them seriously or would fail to understand why they were self-harming, as well more negative cognition that no one could help them or they were beyond help.

Consistent with previous research, women in this study expressed concern that they were given contradictory or incorrect information, insufficient information on how to care for their baby and maintain their own health postpartum, and not enough information on breastfeeding specifically [ 42].

Students in this study expressed the opinion that live lecture recordings had additional benefits, suggesting that they saw podcasts as a supplement to lectures and not as an alternative.