Sentence examples for more disorders than from inspiring English sources

While a similar proportion of men and women had only one disorder in their lifetime, more than twice as many women were diagnosed with 2 or more disorders than men (5.8 vs. 2.4% currently, and 13.0 vs. 5.6% over the lifetime).

The departures are bringing more disorder than stability.

The recall is lower in MC-MRT because the train's vibration is severer, causing the M-Acc more disorder than that in HC-MRT.

Employing a unique study design that allows creating matrices of social distance (based on demographic characteristics) between 11 residents on each of over 650 blocks at three time points, we find that more socially distant residents perceive more disorder than their neighbors.

The group apparently found "more disorder than it had expected — and less value — once it started closely examining the studio's assets". .

The set of proteins known to be involved in reproduction on chrIII (Table S3) had more disorder than the average for chrIII.

Also, the B factors of the occupant, even for the highest-resolution structures, show more disorder than the best defined regions, and there is considerable disagreement between different structures with respect to the configuration.

The play is worth it for some of Woolf's one-liners – as expressed by Ruhl – alone: "Nothing more disorders time than contact with the arts".

But the removal of the foreign armies is bringing more disorder rather than the stability for which many hoped, especially in eastern Congo.

In Thermoproteales of the same phylum and class, Thermofilum pendens had around 6% more disordered residues than Caldivirga maquilingensis.

For some patients with more serious disorders than simple heartburn, Propulsid was the only treatment that pushed food through their partly paralyzed digestive tracts.