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1 American, publicly insured, single, and less well educated.

2 persons) and were typically white, male, and well educated.

3 The mothers were overall well educated.

4 , particularly those who were older and less well educated.

5 re generally white (97%), married (80%), and well-educated.

6 Typical patients are older, white, and well-educated.

7 (7653/9034 [85%]), White, 40 years or older, well-educated (1493/2124 [70%]), married or in stable re

8 Most participants were white (82%), well educated (83% with some college), and employed (72%

9 Donors have to be well educated about all risks and details during the inf

10 However, most gastroenterologists are not well educated about diets or their effects on the gut.

11 Participants were well-educated, adequately nourished, and free of signifi

12 rging in the United States, especially among well-educated adults and teenagers.

13 s with a higher percentage of older and less well-educated adults.

14 the socioeconomic spectrum, a majority were well educated and in paid work.

15 erally were non-Hispanic white, healthy, and well-educated and had access to preventive health care.

16 Well-educated and prosperous, Asians are called the "mod

17 though the majority were non-Hispanic white, well educated, and economically well off, substantial nu

18 hat racial and ethnic minorities, those less well educated, and those with fewer financial resources

19 We enrolled 24 predominantly white, well-educated, early-stage breast cancer patients who we

20 arge study of stable, relatively healthy and well-educated families, significant differences in mater

21 health behaviors were substantial among the well-educated for smoking in both sexes and drinking in

22 d mental health evaluation if they were less well educated, had inadequate prenatal care, or had long

23 nd higher education reform (1998) depends on well educated health professionals who have the clinical

24 rtaken to ensure that our future doctors are well educated in the principles and practices of appropr

25 ely to be depressed if they were older, less well educated, more recently married, reported heightene

26 subsequent risk of MS; however, offspring of well-educated mothers may be at a slightly reduced risk

27 There is evidence that adequate numbers of well-educated nurses working in acute care areas can red

28 and vegetables" pattern score among the less well-educated participants led to a narrowing of educati

29 and vegetables" pattern score among the less well-educated participants led to a smaller difference i

30 ns make presentations at the bedside of less well educated patients, they should be especially carefu

31 The conference was aimed at well-educated people, with an emphasis on Deaf culture i

32 erascertainment of deaths due to SLE in less-well educated persons.

33 These women, mostly White and well-educated, were contacted 3-7 years later (1996-1997

34 younger, were more likely to be white, were well-educated, were employed, were married, had less com

35 Participants were well-educated, were predominantly white, had a usual sou

36 The sample was predominantly well-educated, with 41 (75.9%) holding a bachelor's degr

37 Ninety-three well-educated women (mean age +/- SD 40 +/- 7 years) par

38 A convenience sample of healthy, well-educated women was recruited, and response rates an

39 A growing proportion of well-educated women, and their partners, may therefore b

40 Thus, among well-educated women, educational attainment predicted co