Sentence examples for compared to a year without from inspiring English sources

The odds ratio for radiographic progression was 1.7 (1.1 2.8) in a year with a flare compared to a year without a flare.

Expressed in terms of the odds ratio, the model indicates it is 8.5 times more likely for a region to be a nesting ground for SP in years following a tropical cyclone compared to years without a cyclone.

Gomez's vocals in the song span from F3 to E5. Lyrically, the song sees Gomez longing for the object of her affection and compares it to a year without rain: "I need you by my side/ Don't know how I'll survive/A day without you is like a year without rain".

Manure applications did not consistently increase P concentrations in drainflow, but annual FW-P concentrations were greater in years receiving manure applications compared to years without manure application.

Average life expectancy for women with the condition from the age of 20 was an additional 48.1 years, compared to 61 years among women without it.

Median age of the patients with uptake in the asymptomatic wrist classified as osteoarthritis was significantly higher (p = .03) with 47 years compared to 35 years of patients without osteoarthritis (mean age 50.1 years vs. 38.5 years).

On average, men with diabetes lived for 46.2 further years after turning 20, compared to 57.3 years for men without it.

The median age at death decreased from 55 years in 1979 1982 to 40.5 years in 1987–1990 and increased to 46 years in 1995 1998, although the median age at death of patients with hemophilia A and HIV-related disease in the latter period was 33 years, compared to 72 years for those without HIV-related disease.

Canada's ranking improved by four spots in 2018 compared to the previous year, with Reporters Without Borders citing new legislation passed by the Liberal government at the end of 2017 designed to protect journalistic sources.

A Danish cancer registry study identified venous thrombosis within 4 months before the diagnosis of ovarian cancer and showed a worse prognosis in the group with thrombosis compared to without (1-year survival 44%and63%3%, respectively).

The group with health insurance had an average age of 40 years (STD = 12.5) compared to 41 years (STD = 14.1) in the group without insurance.