Sentence examples for median compared from inspiring English sources

Only 40% of American neighbourhoods now have an average income within 20% of the national median, compared with 60% in the 1970s.The recession temporarily upended this trend.

Based on information in the patient diaries, the majority of subjective symptoms resolved within 4 days (median) compared to 7 days in previous ARIs.

Similarly, UC-PRO/SS scale scores were higher among patients who had patient global ratings of disease severity scores ≥ median compared to those with scores below the median.

Overall, time to diagnosis significantly improved with decade of onset, for the current decade being just one year (median), compared to 5 years for the 2000s, 12 years for the 1990s and 20 years for onset before 1990 (Table 7).

However, the figures suggest that the obesity prevalence increased relatively more in the children with a household income below median, compared with the children in families with an income above median.

(Note that the faster growth of the median compared to the mean tends to reduce global inequality).

Otherwise, the Wilcoxon rank sum test or the Kruskal-Wallis test was implemented, and the medians compared.

Predicted medians for models including a maternal transfer component were closer to observed medians compared with those without modeling the maternal contribution to infant serum PFOA.

p-values show test of equality of medians comparing HIV-infected to HIV-affected for males and females separately.

PDCs displayed only a significant decrease pre surgery (median 598) compared to controls (median 844) (Figure 4B).

The figure shows enlargement of the left median nerve compared to the right median nerve.