Sentence examples for functioning more than from inspiring English sources

Boorse understands this as functioning "more than a certain distance below the population mean" (1977, 559) for the relevant set of humans.

Although lack of sleep and stress seems to affect women's sexual functioning more than men's, men still suffer from interrelated problems in these areas.

Beneficiaries cited multiple tangible and intangible benefits from LIGs, and over 80% of gardens observed were still functioning more than one year after the program had finished.

The younger children may have moved selenium and zinc more rapidly from red blood cells to tissues, increasing metalloprotein functioning more than the older children.

"A serious mental disorder is a description of a person's functioning more than a diagnosis, it is about a person's ability to understand reality and her understanding and ability to make choices regarding her own mental condition".

In combination with the findings of Dunner et al., these findings indicate a possibility that combining cognitive behavioral group therapy with medication improves social functioning more than TAU.

Dr. Frachetti's work concerns Bronze Age nomads, and his scholarship is aimed purely at a historical understanding of how a preliterate society functioned more than 3,000 years ago.

This research shows that the part of the brain that deals with movement continues to function more than a decade after paralysis.

Patti functioned more than a facilitator helping tremendously with the coordination of the team.

With Stephen Jones pulling Wales' strings from fly-half and the home line-out functioning more smoothly than in recent times, there was little shortage of quick, quality ball.

Patients considered sexual functioning more important than oncologists.