Sentence examples for experiences compared with those from inspiring English sources

Industry veterans argue that you get what you pay for: mobile and Facebook games that are shallow entertainment experiences, compared with those of console games.

People utilizing private care also had better quality experiences compared with those using government clinics.

There was evidence (p<0.05) that patients with cancer treated by London hospitals reported worse experiences compared with those treated by hospitals in the rest-of-England for 52 of 64 survey questions (figure 1, full results in online supplementary appendix table 4b).

1– 4 A salient finding of recent cancer patient surveys is that patients treated by London hospitals reported poorer experiences compared with those treated by hospitals in other English regions. 1 5–7 Several hypotheses can be considered to explain this type of geographical variation in crude hospital experience scores.

We also wished to determine if there are any regional variations in training experience and delivery, as well as if trainees are likely to attain the minimum procedures required and how their surgical experiences compare with those recently completing training under the previous system.

Fresh milk was nearly twice as likely to be reported as the best storage medium by those with less than ten years of work experience compared with those with more than ten years of work experience (1.98).

We theorized that practitioners from different regions and those with previous experience compared with those with none would have different opinions towards collaboration thus maximizing the possibility of finding disconfirming cases (theoretical sampling [ 11]).

We then used mixed effects logistic regression (including a random effect for hospital) to estimate the OR for patients with cancer treated by London hospitals reporting poorer experience compared with those treated by hospitals elsewhere in England.

The emphasis of FIRST II and SI on development of experienced faculty is reflected in their participants' significantly greater number of years of teaching experience compared with those in the FIRST IV and CF groups.

Physicians with more than 10 years of clinical experience, compared with those with less experience, more often stated that the nursing staff (49.4% in DNR orders, 36.8% in decisions to withhold treatment and 37.7% in decisions to withdraw treatment; P < 0.05) and patients' relatives (40.3% in DNR orders and 35.5% in decisions to withhold treatment; P < 0.05) should also be involved.

But he says none of those experiences compare with the rush he felt on a sun-dappled Sunday morning in late May in Red Bank, N.J., when he crossed the finish line of his first triathlon.