Sentence examples for relative to persons from inspiring English sources

To describe the population of patients with sarcoidosis listed for orthotopic lung transplantation (OLT) in the United States, and to determine outcomes for these subjects relative to persons awaiting OLT for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF).

Matters are different in today's globalized world, where an individual's disadvantage in access to education relative to persons who live in other countries could pose a threat of oppression.

The mean weighted effect was moderate as indicated by Cohen's d (d = −0.57; 95% confidence interval [CI], −0.71 to −0.43), indicating that people who perform exercise before meal ingestion exhibit a 0.5 standard deviation reduction in the postprandial triglyceride (TG) response relative to persons in comparison groups.

Apparently, no marked accelerated cognitive decline is found in the majority of patients with type 2 diabetes relative to persons without type 2 diabetes.

Figure  6 shows the estimated impacts of these three factors relative to persons without these factors, in the early and late periods.

We compared smoking and drinking patterns between individuals diagnosed with an oral potentially malignant disorder relative to persons diagnosed with a benign oral tissue condition.

I can't give you exact measurements for sugar consumption because the effect it has on your body is relative to person.

The essence of right is, therefore, the activity of a person or persons relative to other persons.

Although the persons with high schizotypy were impaired in social functioning relative to the persons with low schizotypy, they were not impaired in theory of mind, emotion perception, verbal secondary memory, or executive functioning.

Among the HTLV-I infected persons, two HTLV-I infectedinsufficient number to test the difference relative to seronegative persons.

When restricted to samples collected during a single season, ICCs were higher in the fall, winter, and spring than in summer for OPs, and higher in summer and winter for pyrethroids, indicating an increase in between-person variability relative to within-person variability during these seasons.