Sentence examples for while unmet from inspiring English sources

Unmet need for spacing births decreased with increasing age while unmet need to limit further births increased with age.

In both the high and low unmet need zones, unmet need for spacing births decreased with increasing age while unmet need to limit further births increased with age.

While unmet carer needs are widely recognised in the caregiving literature, there is limited knowledge regarding the types of interventions likely to be effective in meeting these complex needs [ 9].

44 They also reported that while unmet need for contraceptives (for women aged 15 24 years) appears to have declined over time (suggesting improvements in access), it still remains substantial, particularly in West and Central Africa.

For example, data from Latvia on unmet need for health services by sex and income quintile shows that while unmet need for health services was higher for the lowest income quintile and decreased with increasing income, women had a higher unmet need for health services than men in every income quintile [ 25].

The FDA is a linchpin to innovation; the next administration must support what is underway, while filling unmet resource needs.

While the unmet need for limiting and spacing was similar in Mulago; in Nsambya, the unmet need for child spacing (51.6%) was much higher than the unmet need for limiting childbirth (41.0%).

Taking patient out for shopping was a significant predictor of all subscales (5.5% - 13.3% of variance explained); while basic unmet need for care (5.0%) and health QOL domain score (5.5%) were only significant predictors of the supervision subscale.

Total Fertility Rate of Ethiopia is 5.4 children per women, population growth rate is estimated to be 2.7% per year and contraceptive prevalence rate is only 15% while the unmet need for family planning is 34%.

The prevalence rates of contraceptives (CPRs) were 8.1 %, 14.7 % and 29%% in 2000, 2005 and 2011 respectively, while the unmet needs for family planning during the same periods were reported as 36%, 344 %and29%9 % respectively [ 9, 10].

UNICEF Deputy Executive Director to visit Afghanistan Kabul 13 March 2006 – UNICEF's Deputy Executive Director Dr. Rima Salah will start a week-long visit to Afghanistan on Sunday 19 March, hoping to draw global attention to the progress being made for the country's women and children while highlighting unmet needs in areas of health, education and protection.