Sentence examples for sickness compared to from inspiring English sources

A typical example is if an individual, who has been on a 6 h flight into Newcastle, takes a train ride and is exposed to several train movements, he/she may experience motion sickness compared to another individual who simply went to the airport as an escort or family member to pick them up.

This epidemic pattern is a function of the low transmission potential of sleeping sickness compared to other infectious diseases; one case of sleeping sickness will be likely to result in further cases only under particular circumstances strongly favouring transmission [ 8].

Similarly, respondents who reported they could not afford their current standard of living for more than two months if income was lost were almost twice as likely (OR = 1.9, 95%% C.I. 1.3 3.05) to think that drinking the water would cause sickness compared to respondents that could afford their standard of living for over a year.

Furthermore, the public healthcare sector has a particularly high rate of sickness absence compared to other sectors in Norway.

In the third year after diagnosis, a larger proportion of women with breast cancer had received sickness benefit compared to women without breast cancer (risk difference = 9.7%, RR = 1.49, 95% CI 1.40 1.58), or had received disability pension (risk difference = 5.2%, RR = 1.47, 95% CI 1.37 1.58 (Table 3).

R. crenulata extract was not effective in reducing the incidence or severity of acute mountain sickness as compared to placebo.

It is noteworthy that the AC subgroup had consistently less sickness absence compared to the other MPI-S groups.

Married or cohabiting mothers showed a lower risk of sickness absence compared to married women without children (table 1).

Dysfunctional individuals (DYS) demonstrated more statistically significant sickness absence compared to adaptive copers (AC) after 36 months.

Individuals belonging to the ID group showed overall more sickness absence compared to the AC patients at the 36-month follow-up.

Further, it is evident that AC individuals in this study had consistently less sickness absence compared to both DYS and ID individual.