Sentence examples for comparing children from inspiring English sources

All papers are comparative in nature, either comparing children of immigrants from the 'same' ethnic origin group across North-Western European countries or exploring ethnic differentials in family involvement and educational success between different origin groups within one country.

CR: It's like comparing children.

Not that I'm comparing children to racehorses".

Critically, by comparing children living in the same rural areas, scientists could discount urban pollution.

Comparing children who are bullied to children who are maltreated may not help the rivalry between the child protection lobbies, they say, but the findings are not that strong.

Comparing children born in 1958 and in 1970, it found that, among those from the poorest fifth of families, the proportion obtaining a degree had risen from 6% to 9%.

The prevalence of ADHD was not significantly different comparing children with migraine to controls (no headache).

We will conduct subgroup analyses for primary outcomes comparing children (up to 12 years) to adolescents (between 13 and 18 years).

Method: The purpose of this study was to understand why children remain uninsured by comparing children with insurance to those without it.

Thus, comparing children whose parents had a high school education with those who had a college education, the latter were estimated to be 1.57 times more likely to be in ECEC in 2002 and 1.35 times more likely in 2006.

When comparing children (5 14 years) with adults (>14 years), significant differences were found in the case of retention Z-scores for LR1, retention Z-scores for LR2, and PI (Table 6).