Sentence examples for were found to practice from inspiring English sources

In a study in Southern Sudan, about half of the people were found to practice self medication before visiting a health facility three days later [ 38].

Our findings are similar to newborn care practices reported in eastern Uganda where less than half of the mothers were found to practice optimal newborn care [ 27] and were unwilling to accept delayed bathing or leaving the cord to dry without application of substance [ 28].

In the current scenario of the increased prevalence of headache, most of the victims have been found to practice self-medication leading to irrational treatment and even possibly induction of refractory type of headache as well as analgesic over use headache [23].

Those who subscribed to the plan and then are found to practice FGM can be fined by village chiefs who act as legal enforcers at the grassroots level.

Older men who have sex with men have also been found to practice risky sexual behaviour such as inconsistent condom use.

In the Jamaica Gleaner of December 29 , 2007 the Minister of Health was quoted as saying that doctors who were found to be practicing illegally in Jamaica would be disbarred from practice and prosecuted [ 13].

A broad repertoire of norms and shared strategies were found to be practiced in isolation from each other and constrained by land tenure.

Conversely, smallholders who had much smaller farms (≤ 1.0 ha) were found to be practicing intensive mixed-cropping systems with easy options for manual watering, in case of prolonged droughts.

32 Of those obstetricians practicing ECV, a number of them were found to be undertaking practices for which safety has yet to be demonstrated, including 28% carrying out ECV outside hospitals and 42% conducting ECV before 37 weeks of gestation.

In this study general practitioner attitudes to the care of people with epilepsy were found to cluster within practices to a considerable extent.

Out of the 528 parents who answered the questionnaire, 66.1% of the study population was found to have adequate knowledge-practice scores, whereas 33.9% were found to have inadequate knowledge-practice scores.