Sentence examples for occasions compared to from inspiring English sources

They called for help from police on at least 32 occasions, compared to 20 in the previous year and once in 2013.

This term, the number has risen to 16. Clubs have been warned following such incidents on 29 occasions, compared to 14 this time last year.

are available for such occasions, compared to the methodologies of the social sciences, or even bioethics, the tools and methods for this type of work seem much less clearly defined.

Only former Newcastle and England striker Alan Shearer has been involved in more Premier League goals than the Chelsea player, scoring or assisting on 324 occasions compared to Lampard's 272.

Under these conditions, treatment with a single dose of MR1 Fab' PEG resulted in protection from disease, with 50%% of animals entering remission (proteinuria level ≤100 mg/dL measured on two consecutive occasions) compared to a saline control group, resulting in increased survival of the treated animals (Fig.  3).

Nonpurulent wound samples (inclusion samples excluded) had the highest positive MRSP yield (81%) of the positive sample occasions, compared to less than 70% for each of the four other sample sites (i.e., the nostrils, pharynx, perineum and the corner of the mouth).

For example, in an analysis of students looking to purchase computer code from third-parties, Clarke and Lancaster (2006) found that only 8.1% of the 236 identified contract cheaters engaged in this activity on a single occasion, compared to the 2.5% of the offenders who had engaged in this activity between 51 and 200 times in a two-month period.

He went into the 38th BDO World Championship final - the 30th to be played at the Lakeside - with vastly more experience of the big occasion compared to Mitchell, who had never been beyond the last 16 in five previous visits to Frimley Green.

The uptake in both the caudate and putamen as well as the whole striate was also significantly higher at the first year SPECT occasion compared to the third year followup in MSA patients, P < 0.05.

The odds of reporting ARH were higher with increasing number of drinks per occasion compared to just having ≤2 drinks/occasion, with binge or "risky" drinking (i.e., ≥5 drinks per occasion) being consistently associated with higher odds in relation to all the five measures of ARH.

The lower inter-tester difference between MSH at occasion 2 compared to occasion 1 could reflect a tester and/or subject learning effect.