Sentence examples for as less comfortable from inspiring English sources

This complicates the transfer to PT and non-motorised modes both because of real differences in journey time and because of the perception of journey times as longer than are actually required by these modes, as travellers avoid situations perceived as less comfortable.

Lateral wedge insoles were also rated as less comfortable.

In this study, participants experienced blue-enriched white light as less comfortable than the standard light condition.

There was a significant, negative effect of screening EPDS score such that women with higher scores tended to rate their experience of filling out the EPDS as less comfortable (slope -0.069, p < 0.001).

As all these participants were familiar with the use of peer-patients through previous, unrelated units, the use of SPs exposed them to an environment, which was perceived as less comfortable.

The evaluation questionnaire taken at day 22 shows that participants of the blue-enriched white-light condition experienced the treatment as less comfortable than participants of the standard bright-light treatment (F 1,20) = 9.61, p = 0.006).

Indeed, while women investors may be stereotyped as being less comfortable with risk than their male counterparts, the professional women we spoke to agreed that, while they tended to be conservative when it came to spending their wealth, investing is a different matter.

Children of fossil fuel company executives go home for Christmas and their nagging questions make their parents' business-as-usual lives less comfortable.

I think in the future it will reverse and there will be more golfers,'' he said, as golfers are less comfortable than investors with the practice of buying properties before they are completed.

Hyperinflation from exercise is linked to shortness of breath in COPD, as it is less comfortable to breathe in when the lungs are already partly full.

First, the frail older people who were the target population of the ZWIP are likely to be among the most difficult populations to engage in an e-health intervention, as they feel less comfortable and competent with computers than younger populations [ 19, 20].