Sentence examples for average scores compared from inspiring English sources

This group was noted to have below average scores compared to the aged-matched population-based normative hand grip data.

Tailored print information modified attitudes towards paying attention to and seeking help for symptoms only very modestly (1 2% change in average scores) compared with no information (de Nooijer et al, 2004).

It is important to note that Lande et al. [ 42] reported children with elevated systolic BP (SBP ≧ 90th percentile, n = 288) had lower average scores compared with normotensive children (SBP < 90th percentile, n = 4789) for digit span, block design, and mathematics in a nationally representative sample of 5077 children aged 6 16 years in the US (NHANES III).

Considering all of these parameters women of Group A and Group B displayed lower than average scores compare to controls (Table 3).

Y27 treatment, notably a high dose regimen, reduced the severity of the renal histopathology as compared to vehicle-treated mice (approximately 1.5- to 1.3-fold decrease in average score compared to vehicle, Figure 3E).

Patients referred to PSG for evaluation of OSA had slightly higher average ESS scores compared to those with other sleep other disorders (PSG without assessment of AHI) (p = 0.07).

With respect to HIV status, the HIV-positive children were 3.5 times more likely to have below average RPM scores compared with HIV-negative children (OR 3.54; CI 1.62 7.12).

In addition, children of mothers with primary or no education were almost three times more likely to have below average RPM scores compared with children of mothers with secondary or tertiary education.

Our ratings on governance start with scores from Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) of Rockville, Md. We took those companies that scored in the top 15% for stock performance versus chief executive compensation and had below-average board scores compared with both the overall market and their industry.

And it's not just item-level data that the College Board keep from the public; it also rarely releases combined family income and race/ethnicity data that would allow researchers to make comparisons such as how high-income black students' average math scores compare to those of low-income white students.

Two-tailed unpaired t-tests with unequal variance evaluated group differences in the average process scores comparing intervention and comparison groups.