Sentence examples for experiences compared to a from inspiring English sources

Schiavi et al 21 found that fewer men with 47,XYY, but not men with KS, were married, experienced greater sexual dissatisfaction in general, acknowledged unconventional sexual experiences compared to a control group and demonstrated a less masculine gender role.

Jacobson et al. [ 41] demonstrated a fronto-temporal dysfunction in adolescents with psychotic-like experiences compared to a control group and Laurens et al. [ 42], meanwhile, found electrophysiological evidence for disrupted error monitoring in adolescents with psychotic-like experiences from a community sample.

The unique characteristic of the stress response and experience compared to a pharmacological intervention are proposed as possible explanations to the findings.

Those are two different approaches — an integrated user experience compared to a marketplace.

Their absence leaves Lancaster's team, which has collectively won 236 international caps, short of on experience compared to a Scotland side that has 501.

With only 10 seats, reservations must be made months in advance and diners pay top dollar (starting at 30,000 Yen) for an experience compared to a symphony in its composition.

These findings are similar to those from the recent Danish self-hypnosis trial which showed that women receiving the hypnosis intervention were significantly more satisfied with their birth experience compared to a relaxation group and a control group [ 17].

Because of our interest in multi-focal pain mechanisms, we chose to include this measure of pain rather than the WOMAC pain subscale as we think it better captures global pain experience compared to a disease-specific instrument.

On the other hand, the respondents of China were design directors who have less experience, compared to Korea, with a large employee base receiving a small wage.

Women with a disability reported significantly lower pregnancy experience compared to women without a disability.

The purpose of this study was to describe the experiences of novice TAS in baccalaureate nursing programs and how those experiences compare to their expectations and needs, with a focus on mentoring experiences.