Sentence examples for median compared with 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.

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.

OLV increased BAL endostatin (median compared with normal and LPs challenge; Figure 4).

Black adolescent mothers had lower birth weight and a smaller proportion with GPA above median compared with non-Black mothers.

The risk of subfertility was increased 7.3 times (95% CI, 2.5 21.6) for an (adjusted) AGDAS below the median, compared with AGDAS above the median.

Further, the median was calculated for NT-proBNP and the ensuing two groups (above and below the median) compared with regard to fluid overload.

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.

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.

The levels of PTH2 transcripts encoding the ligand of PTH2r, were also found to be lower in women with OA (median 2.08) compared with controls (median 3.41, p = 0.046).

Nonfasting blood glucose levels were also higher in diabetics (median 125.5) compared with nondiabetics (median 97, P = 0.01).

As previously described the number of CD4+CD25hi events was increased in infected patients (median 4921) compared with uninfected patients (median 1025 p=0.0144).