Sentence examples similar to once more compared to from inspiring English sources

Most Caribbean participants practiced SMBG more frequently, once a day or more, compared to once a day or less for most South Asian participants.

A similar tendency was found for both genders; in males, chronic widespread MSCs were 25% less likely (OR 0.75, 95% CI 0.60 0.92, Wald = 7.5, p = 0.006) among those who exercised once a week or more compared to inactive individuals, whereas the corresponding OR for women was 0.82 (95% CI 0.67 1.00, Wald = 3.7, p = 0.055) (data not shown).

Exercise 2 hours per week or more, compared to once per week or less.

Researchers for Ipsos Mori questioned 5,700 teenagers in England, and found one in four 13 to 14-year-olds had been drunk more than once, compared to just over half of children (52%) aged 15 to 16.

Application of enzymes prior to digestion was once again more efficient compared to the simultaneous processing for the HT and DA material.

Furthermore, only 10%15%% of the CD8 T cells from BDE-209-exposed mice (80 and 800 mg/kg bw) divided more than once, compared to 33% of the cells from the control mice.

The New York state government in Albany has more than once been compared to a bare-knuckle brawl, so it's fitting that, as part of his budget proposal this week, Governor Paterson advocated for the legalization of mixed martial arts.

The loggionisti, whose legendary fanaticism has more than once been compared to that of Italy's soccer fans, recoil at being considered a claque of people who for money or free tickets or simply out of passion band together to applaud or deride a performance.

At 1-year follow-up maternal measurements included self-reported postpartum weight, psychological distress, frequency of 5 or more (5+) alcoholic drinks on one occasion (once per week or more often compared to less than once per week), having a paid job after birth, and frequency of spending time with family and friends.

Strenuous exercise was also related to the incidence of all central nervous system tumours, glioma, and meningioma, with a slightly lower risk in women who reported strenuous exercise once per week or more often compared to women who exercised less than once per week or never.

On education, women who had primary education were 2 times more likely to consume alcoholic beverage 4 or more times rather than once compared to those with no education (AOR = 2.28, 95% CI = 1.17, 4.42).