Sentence examples for disabilities compared with from inspiring English sources

To analyse the use of part-time work among older workers with disabilities compared with their non-disabled counterparts within a European context.

Another survey from South Africa reported HIV prevalence of 14% among people with disabilities compared with 10% among those without.

In the previous year, 7.7 percent of students in charter schools had disabilities, compared with 11.3 percent in traditional public schools.

We assessed whether practice nurse-delivered health checks could improve the health of adults with intellectual disabilities compared with standard care.

In dance, for instance, the UK has been developing the sector "for decades", he says, citing the work of companies Stopgap, Candoco and Graeae among about 40 UK dance companies working with performers with disabilities – compared with a "handful" in Australia.

After controlling for factors including age, physical activity and chronic diseases, they found that in both groups, a vitamin D level below 20 nanograms per milliliter was associated with an increased number of disabilities compared with those with a normal level (above 30).

Only 10% of councillors have a disability, compared with about 20% of the UK population.

Does routine physiotherapy reduce functional disability compared with a single assessment and advice session in people with low back pain?

To evaluate the effects of aquatic exercise therapy on gait variability and disability compared with usual care for people with Parkinson disease (PD).

People who spent four hours a day doing light activity had 30% less risk of disability compared with people who spent three hours a day doing the same activities.

As a result, the makeup of the autism population has shifted: only about a third of those identified by the C.D.C. as autistic last month had an intellectual disability, compared with about half a decade ago.