Sentence examples for goals compared with from inspiring English sources

So more than two-thirds of companies now offer financial incentives, like cash rewards or premium rebates, for employees who complete wellness programs or meet certain health goals, compared with less than half in 2009, the survey found.

It could be that the cutoff we chose for anemia was too high, especially given more recent literature showing no improvement in mortality with high blood transfusion goals compared with lower goals in sepsis [40].

Thus, 6.3% of participants in the MedDiet groups developed diabetes if they attained ≥4 goals compared with 15.0% of those who reached <4 goals (P = 0.02).

Significantly more women who attended the HSP intervention could report correct (exact or rounded) GWG goals compared with those who only received the booklet (8% difference).

Discordant and dominant groups were associated with similar and lower odds, respectively, for meeting diabetes guidelines and goals compared with the no comorbidity group.

Medication use and cost was slightly higher at baseline for participants meeting optimal-care goals compared with the overall study cohorts.

Although they had a 14-7 shooting advantage, the Red Bulls only had two shots on goal compared with six for F.C. Dallas.

Twenty-seven times Barcelona shot at goal, compared with four attempts from Sevilla.

In a random trial, 30% of those who risked a penalty for failure achieved their goal, compared with only 5% in the control group.

In chilly four-degree weather and playing with the unfamiliar Gaelic football, Australia were cruelled by wayward kicking – finishing with 13 one-point shots at goal compared with Ireland's five.

Schweinsteiger hit the crossbar with a free-kick in the second half as Bayern Munich had 17 efforts on goal compared with the home side's nine, only for Petersen to claim the late winner.