Sentence examples for visit varying from inspiring English sources

There is evidence that the majority of pregnant women in Kenya have access to ANC, with levels of access (at least one ANC visit) varying from 76% to 92% between different surveys [ 1, 16].

The majority of subjects were recruited in a single visit, 39.1% required multiple visits varying significantly by region (27.0% to 49.8% [p < 0.0001]).

Often patients receive some form of therapy three to six months after surgery, with the exact number of visits varying among patients.

James Brindley was brought in for his technical expertise (having previously installed a pumping system at the nearby Wet Earth Colliery), and after a six-day visit suggested varying the route of the proposed canal away from Salford, instead taking it across the River Irwell to Stretford and thereon into Manchester.

Differences in the delivery of the education (mail vs. personal visit) had varying effects on the "success" of the studies.

Both the PHR and EHR captured information usually collected at the first hospital antenatal visit to varying degrees of completeness.

These included age at interview (modeled as a continuous number of years), age at each visit (time varying continuous variable), gender, education (age at completion of full-time education, in years), and country indicator.

Kentridge's parents returned from London several times a year for visits of varying length.

In many cases, migrants would make repeated visits of varying duration to Libya to boost their annual income while maintaining their home in their country of origin," she says.

As in the trial assessing the effects of initial treatment decisions, patients continued to have follow-up visits at varying frequencies for 5 years, during which treatment could be intensified if LDL-C levels remained above target.

Subjects have medical visits with varying frequency, and it is possible that subjects not seen regularly in the Marshfield Clinic system may have had a cataract that is undocumented in the EHR.