Sentence examples for wellbeing estimated from inspiring English sources

The 2007 Australian National Survey of Mental Health and Wellbeing estimated that mental disorders affect as many as one in four people aged 16 to 24 in any 12-month period [ 1].

Wellbeing was estimated in the same manner, with 0 representing 'best possible wellbeing' and 100 'worst possible wellbeing' [ 33].

The distribution of ranked IDS wellbeing scores was estimated across four statistically distinct clusters reflecting attitudes towards sustainable groundwater management and practice.

The social value of improvements in patient wellbeing and quality of life was estimated as between £819,000 and £920,000 during the pilot period.

Like its neighbours, Namibia's wellbeing is being threatened by the HIV/Aids epidemic, which is estimated to affect 25% of Namibians.

The association between each negative or positive wellbeing impact and living in affected or unaffected streets was estimated using odds ratios with 95% confidence intervals.

An estimated 143,000,000 children are single or double orphans, making their wellbeing and future productivity a concern for international and national policy makers and local providers.

Health and wellbeing boards would have been one of the many agencies concerned by research released last week which estimated that official figures do not reflect the full extent of homelessness across England.

Using pictures before and after the intervention, an intercept survey of 105 non-neighboring residents estimated whether the 20 impacts positively, negatively, or did not affect the respondents' household wellbeing.

It is estimated that the cost to the Australian community of cerebral palsy alone (including financial cost and lost wellbeing) is almost AUD$4 billion per annum [ 4].

Though lower than the estimated $50,000 spent for ameliorating cancer pain [6], the toll that persistent pain and PH take on overall wellbeing is heavier because of the chronic course of the underlying condition.