Sentence examples for under five compared from inspiring English sources

In the MTCT-Plus centre, 28%% of the included children were under five compared to the other centres where this proportion was on average 12%% (p < 0.01).

_Marketing Week _reported in July that YouGov's BrandIndex, a measure of corporate reputation, gave Yahoo a score of under four, compared with almost thirty-six for Google.

#Odds Ratio (OR) is the ratio of the odds to develop dentine caries under two compared conditions.

In the bottom 10 countries, one child in seven dies under the age of five, compared with one in 345 in Finland.

As many as 30% of annual deaths in low-income countries are children under the age of five, compared to less than 1% in high-income countries [ 22].

Lotto operator Camelot said a new "Millionaire Raffle" will guarantee at least two millionaires each week, the average winning jackpot will triple the current level and the chances of winning at least £1 million will be better than the chances of winning the jackpot in the current game, with odds at one in just under 10 million compared with one in just under 14 million on yesterday's game.

It said a new Millionaire Raffle would guarantee at least one millionaire per draw, the average winning jackpot was expected to be triple the current level, and the odds of winning at least £1m would be one in just under 10 million, compared with a one in nearly 14 million chance of winning the jackpot on the current game.

In India, the total number of family size biogas plants installed in 2005 was under 4 million, compared to 12 million in 2010 [27].

Similar trend was observed for those with more than two under five children compared to those with less.

Incidence of malaria was twice as high in children under five years compared to those older than 10 years.

This was significant except when children under five were compared to those between the ages of 51 65 years of age (95% CI 0.25-1.03).