Sentence examples for areas compared from inspiring English sources

The report notes the gap is much wider in very remote areas compared to metropolitan areas.

Also average obesity levels are higher in urban areas, compared with hamlets or villages, he adds.

In 1950, 14% of Africans lived in urban areas compared with 40% today.

On average, 18% of adults smoke daily in regional PHN areas, compared with 12.7% in metropolitan Australia.

Hernandez's brain had dark spots associated with tau protein and shrunken, withered areas, compared with immaculate white of the sample.

It signed up 54.7% of its students from NSW's lowest socioeconomic areas, compared to the general rate of 27%.

Some 17% of pupils at Catholic schools lived in the 10% most deprived areas compared to 12% of pupils nationally.

Specifically, there is higher heterogeneity of route choices in the plain areas compared to the mountains.

Rwanda is also increasingly urban – in 2012, almost 20% of the population lived in urban areas, compared with 8% in 1995 and 5% in 1980.

But the authors said little had been known about possible health risks of formula feeding in such poor areas, compared with breast feeding, which carries natural protections.

Almost two-thirds of the young people lived in one of the most deprived areas compared with only 3% from one of the least deprived areas.