Sentence examples for married compared with from inspiring English sources

The mean age of respondents was 19.2 years (SD, 2.7) with a younger mean age among those who had never been married compared with that of ever-married women (17.8 and 20.9 years, respectively; p-value <0.01).

This despite the fact that "88% of the men are married, compared with 70% of the women.

Among women, 51 percent of whites were married, compared with 45 percent of Hispanics and 26 percent of blacks.

Seventy-two percent of men age 65 and over are married, compared with 45 percent of women.

By age 23, half the teenagers who had made virginity pledges were married, compared with 25percentt of those who had not pledged, the study found.

Forty-four percent said they believed that same-sex couples should be permitted to get married, compared with 28percentt of the public at large.

According to a Pew Research poll released in June, 60 percent of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender adults are married or said they wanted to marry, compared with 76 percent of the general public.

France appears very close to Scandinavian countries in this respect as 12.9% of the French cohort born between 1960 and 1971 went through all the standard life events (1st job, 1st parental home departure, 1st cohabitation, 1st child) without marrying (compared with 13.8% in Denmark and 22.5% in Sweden) (Lesnard et al. forthcoming).

Interestingly, the city with the highest percent of married couples was Fremont--a whopping 64percentt of the population here is married, compared to, say, Sacramento or Oakland with 37percentand32percentcent, respectively.

This is consistent with the literature in that several studies have found that older never-married women report similar or better health than married women although many studies have found higher mortality for never-married compared with married groups [ 5, 21- 230 30].

We performed conditional logistic regression analysis to estimate the odds ratios (ORs) for pneumonia hospitalization among persons who were divorced, widowed, or never married, as compared with married persons, adjusting for age, sex, 19 different comorbidities, alcoholism-related conditions, immunosuppressant use, urbanization, and living with small children.