Sentence examples for compared to habitual from inspiring English sources

Like rural communities, which were characterized by exceedingly low crime rates, rural career offenders tended to be relatively harmless criminals especially compared to habitual offenders commonly found in the criminological literature.

These results may be explained by methodological issues such as the relatively short follow-up period, the high doses of antioxidants compared to habitual diets, and differences in bioavailability of natural and synthetic sources of antioxidants.

- Evaluation of the efficacy of dry needling of active MTrPs in the treatment of SIS and rotator cuff tendonitis compared to habitual clinical protocols.

The instruction was to describe what was different compared to habitual condition, i e. a change could be the observed presence of a new symptom or a worsening of a previously existing symptoms.

At admission, all subjects were malnourished due to postevent weight loss compared to their habitual BW (−9.7%).

When mounting the ANA-4 carriers into the fatigue machine, first a bite-registration was made with silicone on a plastic spoon with a protrusion of 8mm compared to the habitual occlusion.

Participants also rated how the displayed portion compared to their habitual portion using a 100 mm VAS preceded by the question "how does this serving compare to your usual portion of X food/drink?" ("a lot smaller" to "a lot larger") (Kral, 2006).

Shakoor and Block (2006) found lower knee forces during barefoot gait in participants with osteoarthritis compared to shod gait (habitual shoes).

The DNAm rate of cg02583484 was reduced in subjects with habitual alcohol consumption compared to that of subjects without habitual alcohol consumption.

Yet, tendon hypertrophy could be more pronounced following longer periods of loading (i.e., habitual loading) compared to durations commonly used in exercise interventions.

The metaphor of science living in an ivory tower is therefore not only describing a world locked away, but portrays also the fact of different linguistic, social, habitual properties compared to the outside.