Sentence examples for bitten than from inspiring English sources

A common observation was that children were more than three times as likely to be bitten than adults.

The temperature in the semimembranosus muscle was not significantly higher in tail bitten than in control pigs 35 minutes post mortem in the current study.

Males tended to be more severely bitten than females when the full 6-point scale was analysed (P = 0.07) and significantly when the simpler 2-point scale including 'no injury' and 'injury' was analysed (P = 0.02).

However, the meat was lighter, and the body temperature measured from rectum after stunning was higher in tail bitten than in control pigs, further supporting the finding that tail bitten pigs had experienced a higher level of stress.

Horses use their lips to gather grass into their mouths, and thus if you hold a fist of grass towards the horse you have a higher chance of getting bitten than if you held your hand out flat.

No one had to make the pie against the clock with a DJ Shadow soundtrack or a bald man in specs taunting them that they'd "BITTEN OFF MORE THAN THEY CAN CHEW".

A higher percentage of males had injured and/or shortened tails, and males had more severely bitten tails than females.

But, above all, the town's laid-back style is less appealing to hard-bitten entrepreneurs than the relentless pace of northern California.

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Hunting foxes with dogs on foot is commoner, and when the animal is brought to bay it is invariably dispatched with a gun, rather than bitten to death.