Sentence examples for seasons compared with those from inspiring English sources

Consistent with this hypothesis are the findings from a study conducted during the 2009 swine-origin H1N1 influenza pandemic, which showed that HI antibody responses to AS03A-H1N1 vaccine were lower in subjects who had received a non-adjuvanted seasonal influenza vaccine during the preceding two seasons compared with those who had not [ 24].

In addition to working under a conductor it disliked, the BBC SO found its role as a pioneer of progressive music gone, and its performances of the standard classics criticised as under-rehearsed (particularly during Proms seasons) compared with those given by Legge's Philharmonia and others.

The amount of residual regenerative energy becomes small in these seasons compared with the middle seasons.

The lower ICCs observed when samples were collected in different seasons, compared with the same season, highlight the importance of taking season into account in the study design or analysis or both, as other studies have concluded [ 47].

In the QIV study, responses to all of the QIV strains appeared reduced in younger subjects who had received seasonal influenza vaccine during the previous season compared with those who had not, although this was not observed in older subjects.

Vaccine interference may be occurring if protection is lower in individuals who were vaccinated in both the current and previous season compared with those vaccinated in the current season only.

A recent study from microbial communities living within the leaves of horse chestnut trees utilized a 'time-shift' approach (Gandon et al., 2008; Gaba & Ebert, 2009) to determine whether bacteria were more resistant to phages from relatively earlier in the season compared with those from later in the season (Koskella, 2013).

The attack rate of Plasmodium spp. in febrile persons from Senegal was 21% (400/1868, 206 females); those infections occurred significantly more often during the rainy season compared with the dry season (256/1042 vs. 144/822, respectively; p = 0.0002).

They observed a 2- to 3-times greater risk of death from cardiorespiratory disease in the cool season compared with the warm season, with SO2, NO2, and O3 particularly showing seasonal differences in association with cause of death.

Twenty seasons compared with six.

City Opera also presented five operas in each of the last two seasons, compared with four times as many in past decades.