Sentence examples for likely to report either from inspiring English sources

Compared to all the drivers who participated in the 2013 NRS, these 4596 drivers had a similar age distribution and proportion of females, but included fewer whites (59.1% vs. 62.0%) and were more likely to report either never having used marijuana or the last time of use to be beyond a year (79.4% vs. 69.5%).

Reported aggression showed a negative gradient with age, with younger people more likely to report either victimisation or perpetration.

Conversely, women who originated from Imerina and resided in peri-urban Antananarivo were the most likely to report either sexual behaviour- 2.8% reported having had multiple partners in the last year and 5% report ever having engaged in transactional sex- a percentage marginally higher than that reported for those who originated from outside of Imerina and resided in peri-urban Antananarivo.

Europeans were more likely to report either most of the time or always controlling fever (99/117; 85% vs 14/22; 64%; P = 0.034) and were more likely to use acetaminophen for fever control (82/117; 70% vs. 7/22; 32%; P = 0.001).

Similarly, women in the Boost were significantly more likely than women in the Core to report either a severe lack, or no lack, of social support, although the actual percentage differences were not large.

Logistic regression estimates indicated that individuals receiving liraglutide 1.8 mg were 52% less likely to report feeling either 'somewhat' or 'very overweight' vs. 'just right'somewhathat underweight' or 'very overweight' during treatment than those receiving glimepiride [odds ratio (OR) 0.48, 95% confidence interval (CI): 0.331 0.696].

Those with a history of NSSI were a few months younger, almost three times as likely to be white, more than seven times as likely to have made a lifetime suicide attempt, and approximately twice as likely to report exposure to either forced sexual activity or nonsexual assault.

Relative to single survivors, married survivors were significantly less likely to report dysfunction in either question (both P<0.001); no significant difference was found between single survivors and those who were cohabiting, separated, divorced, or widowed.

E-cigarette users were more likely to report abstinence than either those who used NRT bought over-the-counter [odds ratio (OR) = 2.23, 95% confidence interval (CI) = 1.70 2.93, 20.0 versus 10.1%] or no aid (OR = 1.38, 95% CI = 1.08 1.76, 20.0 versus 15.4%).

Additional analysis showed that respondents who are currently working or previously worked in healthcare (30.2 %) were significantly more likely to report knowing, either to some extent or very precisely, what the Inspectorate does.

Bladder cancer cases were more likely to report that they had either formerly smoked or were current smokers at the time of diagnosis compared to controls at time of interview (78% versus 53%; p < 0.0001).