Sentence examples for teenage compared from inspiring English sources

In summary, state anxiety differs between speakers who persist in their stuttering at teenage compared with fluent controls.

The adjusted odds ratios reinforce the earlier results from univariate analysis, showing that five factors significantly increase the incidence of LBW, namely Afghan refugees compared to Pakistani mothers, consanguineous compared to non-consanguineous births, and teenage compared to middle age mothers (Table 3).

About one-fifth (20.6%) of girls whose mother had been a teenage mother herself went on to become teenage mothers, compared with 6.2% of girls whose mother had not been a teenage mother.

Many young people did: Ofcom statistics confirm BlackBerry was the favoured smartphone of teenagers, cornering 37% of the youth market (44% for teenage girls), compared with just 24% across all age groups.

Although we found a significant reduction in birthweight of babies born to teenage mothers compared to adult mothers, when individualised birthweight ratios (IBRs) were used, teenagers having their first baby did not have an increased risk of delivering either SGA and VSGA babies.

"I once went to a university reunion, and was like a teenage delinquent compared to the majority of people there," he says.

The town also has low educational attainment at GCSE – fewer than half its students get A*-C GCSE grades (including English and maths) – and there are high levels of teenage pregnancy compared with the rest of Staffordshire.

In fact research into comparative abortion rates suggests that the UK (in common with the US), has a relatively low rate of teenage abortion compared, for example, to Sweden and France.

What is the appeal of working with teenage heroes compared to adults? .

Australia has high rates of teenage pregnancy compared with many Western countries.

Among those seeking help, anorexia nervosa appears to affect predominantly Chinese teenage girls compared to other ethnic groups [ 35- 37].