Sentence examples for worked compared to from inspiring English sources

In a 2008 study, approximately 79.7% of FSW used condoms with their paying clients on the last day they worked, compared to 82.8% in 2005.

They were least likely to report having occasional clients (37.5%), had sex with the lowest number of clients (1.4 during the last day worked compared to the total sample average of 1.9) and had the lowest prevalence of STIs (21.4%).

Furthermore, the two groups differed significantly with respect to mean FTE and mean number of hours worked: compared to specialists in internal medicine in 2004 the average number of FTE and hours was higher for specialists in 1996.

As with training, a significantly larger proportion of those not going abroad agreed or strongly agreed that they understood how the Irish healthcare system worked compared to those definitely or contemplating going or those unsure (18% compared to 8%; Independent T test, t = 3.230, p < 0.001).

One health care professional compared differences in privacy in two different settings in which she had worked: Compared to our old clinic, which was very small, very crowded, there is a lot of privacy in this clinic, which I think is important.

Students in the final semester of year three reported a subtle shift in how they worked compared to year 1 or 2. They noticed that they had built a progressively more integrated knowledge base, not just incorporating basic and clinical science knowledge but also physical examination skills.

Around half (52%) of working-age people who live in social housing are not working, compared to just 29% in private tenures.

Thirteen per cent of women weren't working, compared to one per cent of men.

Only half would recommend them as a good place to work, compared to three-quarters of TNS's global sample.

Fuelled by the post-war "baby boomer" generation reaching retirement age, 12% of older people now work compared to 7.6% in 1993, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics.

These companies are starting to have better insights about how a city works compared to local governments.