Sentence examples for remote compared from inspiring English sources

Persons with low levels of social support were less likely to be highly distressed as remoteness increased; an effect particularly evident in remote, compared to urban and regional, participants.

Whatever risks might be posed by thimerosal are remote compared with the risk from not getting vaccinated.

Much cybercrime seems remote, compared with more tangible offences such as a burglary or an assault.

However, both the researchers and cellular telephone company officials said today that the cloning threat was extremely remote compared with the vulnerability of analog cellular phones.

JUSTIN SHUBOW President and Chairman National Civic Art Society Washington, Feb. 8, 2012 To the Editor: My relation to Dwight D. Eisenhower is remote compared with the immediate Eisenhower family.

Using the immediate early gene c-fos as a marker for neuronal activation, we found that all hippocampal subregions were more activated during the recall of remote compared to recent spatial memories.

Aboriginal people comprise approximately 2.5% of the total Australian population, yet 25% live in remote or very remote areas compared with < 2% of non-Indigenous people [ 9].

A greater proportion of Aboriginal births occur to women living in areas considered remote or very remote – 26% compared to two per cent of non- Aboriginal births [ 7].

The median age at death based on unadjusted ABS death data was higher for males and females combined living in remote and very remote areas compared to more urban areas (Table 2).

Our work suggests that population size should also be taken into account and that the ratios for remote and very remote locations compared to inner regional locations could be higher.

The FTE measures from the AIHW survey and the indirectly derived FWE data show a smaller number of FTE/FWE GPs in outer regional, remote and very remote areas compared to the DoHA published totals.