Sentence examples for more averted from inspiring English sources

In high PrEP scenarios, condom addition resulted in 3 to 20% more averted HIV infections.

Condom addition in the high PrEP scenarios resulted in 10 to 100% more averted infections.

The impact of condom addition in Southern India (i.e. 2.5% more condom use during PrEP scenarios) was high in low PrEP scenarios (80 to 300% more averted infections).

There was a significant main effect of Gaze Direction, F 1, 36) = 163.98, p <.001, with more averted gaze in the At Will condition (mean 47%) than the Eye Contact condition (mean 10%).

The interactions between Gaze Direction and Group (p =.51; individuals with ASD used more averted gaze in both conditions, see Figure 1) and between Phase of Interaction and Group (p =.69) were not significant.

19 These authors also concluded that having a preventive programme is cost-effective by finding that an intervention with examination, varnish and counselling can achieve 70% more averted caries at a cost of US$66£5353) per caries surface prevented.

The formation of intraparenchymal crystals of ice can be more efficiently averted by using, for example, LNV instead of dry ice.

As with QALYs, the most disadvantaged would stand to gain proportionally more in averted productivity loss because the incidence of coronary heart disease is higher among the most disadvantaged at younger ages compared with the most affluent.

Most of these studies find that posterior STS is more responsive to averted than to direct gaze (Nummenmaa and Calder 2009), but the opposite pattern has also been observed (e.g., Pageler et al. 2003; Pelphrey et al. 2004).

Direct gaze also captures and holds attention more readily than averted gaze (von Grunau and Anston 1995; Senju et al. 2005; Fox et al. 2007), and facilitates recognition memory for faces, and categorization of facial gender and selected facial expressions (Macrae et al. 2002; Adams and Kleck 2003, 2005; Vuilleumier et al. 2005).

By 2050, it found nearly 13m smoking-related deaths would be averted, and more than 154m "life years" regained.