Sentence examples for compared to partners from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps enough to know only this: Belgium's feuding French- and Dutch-speaking politicians, often compared to partners in a grumpy (yet oddly long-lasting) marriage, have broken the taboo of direct confrontation.

Ethnicity was only associated with presence in labour, partners of BME women being less than half as likely to be present compared to partners of white women (Odds ratio 0.38, 95% confidence interval 0.28, 0.50).

The lower non-fasted glucose levels in offspring compared to partners are suggestive of a better glucose handling and/or higher insulin sensitivity in familial longevity, which is in line with the hallmark phenotype observed in the many long-lived mammalian IIS mutants.

Descriptives for this experiment are given in Table 1, and broadly demonstrate the predicted pattern, with higher ratings on likeability and the IOS scale for Partner A compared to Partner B. Task difficulty scores and number of traits remembered did not appear to be affected by partner type.

Differences in the distribution of male and female partners across relationship type were marginally significant [ χ(1) = 3.59; p = 0.058], with a greater proportion of female partners (28%) being primary partners compared to male partners (21%), while a greater proportion of male partners (79%) were casual partners compared to female partners (72%).

Overall, MSMW are substantially less likely to disclose to casual partners compared to primary partners and to HIV negative and unknown partners compared to HIV positive partners.

Four studies reported greater improvements for intervention partners compared to control partners immediately following the intervention [ 47- 49, 58], and four studies greater improvements for intervention partners compared to control partners at the final follow-up point [ 47, 48, 58, 64].

Two studies reported greater improvements for intervention partners compared to control partners immediately following the intervention [ 46, 59], and one study found greater improvements for intervention partners than control partners at the final follow-up point [ 46].

Of the two studies that assessed communication [ 4, 52], both reported greater improvements for intervention patients and partners than control patients and partners immediately following the intervention with one of these reporting sustained improvements for intervention partners compared to control partners at the final follow-up point [ 52].

Condom use was 1.8 times more common with non-regular partners compared to regular partners.

Regular use of condoms were 1.8 times more frequently with non-regular partners compared to regular partners (Table  4).