Sentence examples for compared with occasions from inspiring English sources

Compared with occasions when they engaged in protected anal intercourse (PAIC), when men engaged in UAIC they were more likely to report having previously met their partners (PAIC 45.9%; UAIC 54.9%), knowing them very well (PAIC 7.9%; UAIC 19.7%), and having previously had sex with them (PAIC 32.2%; UAIC 44.8%) (McNemar P < 0.001).

"The call to demonstrate is very threatening compared with previous occasions.

They like Romney better than Obama — he doesn't look at them funny — but they've placed a very big bet on the Republicans this time compared with previous occasions, and they have to be feeling nervous.

"There was a lack of clarity compared with other occasions," Del Bosque said.

The level to which doses were increased was lower in the <7 mg Fe/g dw cohort than in the ≥7 mg Fe/g dw cohort: There were only five occasions when dose was increased to >30 mg/kg/day in the <7 mg Fe/g dw cohort at any point during the study, compared with 124 occasions in the ≥7 mg Fe/g dw cohort (Fig.  1).

EMA research is well suited for evaluating a number of relevant hypotheses about the craving alcohol use link, including whether the awareness of an urge to drink precedes drinking in people's daily lives and whether this experience increases the likelihood of high-level use compared with low-craving occasions.

The figures reveal that the court ruled against the UK on just eight occasions, compared with 159 violations found against Turkey, 121 against Russia and 105 against Ukraine.

Compared with non-snack eating occasions, the nutrient contribution of snacks decreased in calcium density and increased in energy density and proportion of energy from fat.

Main Outcome Measures: Precasting goniometric measures of maximal ankle dorsiflexion range (in knee extension and flexion) were compared with 4 subsequent test occasions (after initial cast, midpoint of casting, after final cast, 1wk after removal).

The data shows that in 2016 maternity units were closed on 382 separate occasions, compared with 375 in 2015 and 225 in 2014.

Similarly, 65.7% of dropout students had to sit an autumn repeat examination on one or more occasions (compared with an average medical student exam repeat rate of 16%).