Sentence examples for missing children compared from inspiring English sources

[1] [2] [3] [4] For example, a 2010 study examining 'selection bias' in news stories about missing children compared statistics from the FBI to evening news reports from five national televisions stations.

Statistics about missing children.

MySpace to send US users missing children alerts [Reuters].

In study 2, LAIV recipients missed 150 fewer days of day care/school due to influenza per 1,000 children compared with IIV recipients (p < 0.01), representing a 75%% reduction in missed days of day care/school (Fig.  4b).

They still had a missing child.

A cop searches for a missing child.

When those learning opportunities are missed, children can develop a deep anxiety that defies logic, something that Dr. Manikam compares to a fear of flying.

Of particular note is our finding that children with asthma and rhinitis have ninefold increase in the risk of missing school compared to children with asthma only.

Now, a new population-level research in Australian quantified just how much sleep working Aussie parents are missing out on, compared to their colleagues without children.

37 43 59 60 This risk was independent of the presence or absence of infection preceding diagnosis, 59 but diagnostic error was significantly more likely to occur in younger children: the mean age of children who presented with diabetic ketoacidosis was 5.4 (standard error 4.4) years when the diagnosis was missed compared with 8.8 (4.0) years when the diagnosis was not missed (P<0.001).

He missed Evans comparing the former Top Gear trio to Zippy, George and Bungle from the children's show Rainbow.