Sentence examples for success compared with from inspiring English sources

Interventions implemented in primary health care settings (including general practice, primary care, health maintenance organizations and community health) were more successful at demonstrating change in smoking compared with interventions in community settings (50% success compared with 20%).

Mind you, Toy Story 2 was a glorious success compared with the other new releases.

BEIJING — Katie Hoff's second Olympics has been a success compared with her traumatic first, four years ago.

Seeds from the ancient plants germinated with 100 percent success, compared with 90 percent for seeds from living campions.

León told me he knew that he was running a precarious initiative, "with only one chance of success, compared with many paths to disaster".

That lowers the chances of success compared with a bet against a government trying to strengthen a currency using finite foreign reserves.

Another study showed successes compared with an in-person BMI at 1 month that were no longer present at the 8-month followup, with increased drinking evident in the e-CheckUpToGo group (Doumas et al. 2011 b, c ). Absence of an assessment-only control in this study leaves overall efficacy unclear.

Embryos with fewer than four cells had a significant advantage in derivation success compared to embryos with four cells on day two.

The extended longevity of flowers is a highly desired trait promoting the bud bloomers' economic success compared to varieties with wild type or filled flowers.

Univariate analysis of smoke exposure and outcome of surgery revealed that children exposed to smoke in household had a 70% success rate compared with children not exposed to smoke, who had a 90% success rate (P = 0.007).

Which is why when U.N. headquarters in New York is calling Kosovo a success -- compared with the U.N. mission in Sierra Leone, Kosovo is bound to look like a success -- Kouchner refuses to use the word.