Sentence examples for compared to drivers from inspiring English sources

The braking appears to be more aggressive for distracted drivers with provisional licenses compared to drivers with open licenses.

Compared to drivers who tested negative for opioid analgesics, female drivers who tested positive demonstrated increased odds of performing an UDA from ages 25 (OR: 1.35; 95% CI: 1.05; 1.74) to 55 (OR: 1.30; 95% CI: 1.07; 1.07).

Specifically, drivers were approximately twice as likely to turn off their engines in the self-interest conditions (39 41% compliance) compared to drivers in the control condition (22% compliance).

Second, our findings also show that, within road traffic injuries, more passengers are injured compared to drivers in both motorcycle and vehicular injuries in Kampala.

The results showed that compared to drivers getting seven to nine hours of sleep a night, those who reported getting six hours of sleep had 1.3 times the odds of causing a crash.

A separate analysis of nearly 400,000 rate quotes from 2010 found that quoted car insurance rates for drivers in the 65 and older age group jumped 57percentt after two violations when compared to drivers with no violations.

The results (Fig 3) demonstrated that 'differentially expressed' φx174 DNA can be enriched to clearly visible bands only when it is 5-fold or more concentrated in tester compared to driver cDNAs (lane 4, 5, 6 and 7).

Compared to female drivers, male drivers had more scanning activities when approaching intersections, detected the RLR vehicles more quickly and were more likely to avoid the RLR collisions.

Compared to belted drivers, unbelted drivers were over 4 times more likely to die.

A new infographic from Now Sourcing, an infographic design agency, shows ― thanks to data collected from the government, various independent organizations and articles ― just how staggering the numbers are for black and Hispanic drivers compared to white drivers.

Quantitative: Compared to male drivers, female drivers were 1.5 times more likely to be injured in a crash.