Sentence examples for more vulnerable compared from inspiring English sources

MMSE was more vulnerable compared with education level.

This makes people in these network types more vulnerable compared to the ones in a locally integrated or wider community focused network.

Special attention should be paid to those who live alone and depend on remittances, as they are more vulnerable compared to other older persons who live with other people.

Most strikingly, 78% thought people of 75 or more were vulnerable, compared to just 30% who did so of those aged 65-74.

In particular, the basolateral domain of the intestinal barrier was significantly more vulnerable as compared to their apical counterpart.

For example, households headed by person above 50 years of age are more likely to be vulnerable compared with the younger persons.

FSWs who had spent less than 1 year in the Aastha program were more likely to be highly vulnerable compared to those who had spent more than 1 year in the program (63.9% versus 51.3%, P<0.001).

A student who receives very specific training during college may have greater success at getting that first job, but may in fact be more vulnerable over time compared to a student with a more general education.

Due to its high flowability, self-consolidating concrete (SCC) is much more vulnerable to segregation compared to conventional concrete mixtures.

In paddy area the surface water is more vulnerable to contamination compared with groundwater due to its water continuum with the treated field.

In addition, we stratified our analysis by gender; based on the premise that gender may be a confounding factor for the substance dependence outcome – men may be socially more prone to environmental influences promoting substance use, and thus more vulnerable to addiction, compared to women [35].