Sentence examples for solved compared from inspiring English sources

Only five to eight percent of homicides are solved, compared with 65 percent in the United States.

An analysis by his organization found that from 2007 to 2009 in New York State, for example, 48.5 percent of aggravated assaults involving a firearm were solved, compared with 67.6 percent of aggravated assaults that did not involve guns.

Inspector Craig Schwartz, chief of the city's homicide division, said that all but two of this year's fatal shootings of children had been solved, compared with only 52percentt of homicides over all, and that as of Dec. 22 nonfatal shootings of children were down to 63 from 80 over the same period in 2001.

The significant drop-off in the number of new GT structures solved compared to the exponential growth in non-redundant gene sequences is a cause for concern.

Comparing error versus correct problems during the calculation period, Ravizza et al. (2008) reported increased activation in the left lateral prefrontal area during the calculation period when problems were correctly solved compared with when errors were made.

Firstly, adopting concept mapping strategy can significantly improve students' performance in problem solving compared to using traditional teaching methods.

Students from the summer sample population might have found the problem easier to solve compared to students in the academic year sample population.

The estimates indicate that the negative gap in proficiency associated to vocational education is larger at ISCED 5 than at ISCED 3 4 by about 3% points, slightly larger for numeracy and slightly smaller for problem solving (compared to the other two domains).

Recent meta-analyses have confirmed that positive mood states lead to improved creative problem solving compared with neutral mood states.

In a pilot study, youth with type 1 diabetes who completed an Internet program with a focus on problem solving and social networking demonstrated improved self-management and problem solving compared with a control group (15).

Both patient groups performed significantly worse on the cognitive domains Learning & Memory and Executive Functions (Response Generation and Problem Solving) compared to healthy controls.