Sentence examples for when compared with people from inspiring English sources

Individuals with this condition are three times as likely to die of a stroke or to develop heart failure when compared with people who do not have diabetes.

Graduates aged between 21 to 25 are reportedly twice as likely to make a grammatical error when compared with people who did not go to university.

Those who were hospitalized for a critical condition like severe infection or cardiac arrest experienced a statistically significant drop in scores on a cognitive performance test given later, when compared with people who had not been hospitalized.

In another study by Greitemeyer, people who had listened to music with prosocial lyrics picked up more pencils for an experimenter who pretended to spill them accidentally, were more likely to agree to do further unpaid experiments and spent more time doing them, and gave more money away in an economic game when compared with people who had listened to music with neutral lyrics.

Mr Anderson asked Mr Cameron to look into the issue of veterans who "stand to lose out massively when compared with people in civilian life," in what the Labour MP said was "a moral outrage" and "a clear breach of the military covenant".

People with higher Emotional Stability tend to have a higher average number of daily visited places when compared with people with lower Emotional Stability scores.

In labial salivary glands, the mean volume fraction of seromucous and mucous acinar cells showed statistically significant lower values in elderly people when compared with younger people.

A further explanation to justify why elderly people compared with younger adults have a higher level of emotional well-being has been provided by Isaacowitz, 52 who found that elderly people, when compared with young people, prefer positive outlook patterns and show the most positive outlook, which helps them regulate their mood and, consequently, leads to better emotional well-being.

It is possible that better control of cardiovascular risk factors among deprived people with diabetes when compared with deprived people without diabetes could account for this effect by reducing the risk of comorbidity among people with diabetes.

Greater balance and gait disturbances have been found in people with dementia when compared with older people in general [ 15, 16], and these have been shown to occur in relatively early stages of the dementia pathway [ 17].

There was a 37% loss of enteric neurons in older people (more than 65 years old) when compared with younger people (20 35 years old).