Sentence examples for years was compared from inspiring English sources

Distensibility measured in 920 healthy young adults (40% men, 70% white, age range 18 to 38 years) was compared with levels of cardiovascular risk factors.

This restored wetland, reconnected with the river for approximately two years, was compared to a nearby reference wetland where the river connection has been constant.

For each tooth, its radiographic impaction status at age 18 years was compared with the clinical status by age 26 years.

With strong unions and legal protections for workers, Germany's labor market for years was compared unfavorably with the more flexible American one.

The butterfly fauna in clear-cuts which was historically meadows and abandoned long enough to allow a generation of conifers to mature (70 90 years) was compared with clear-cuts which were historically coniferous forest.

In the present study, the intelligence quotient (IQ) of ICSI children at the age of 5 6 years was compared with that of the control group of naturally born (NB) children.

Differences in means between age groups and across survey years were compared.

Study design: Twelve obese girls with PCOS (age 12.0 ± 0.7 years) were compared with 10 obese nonhyperandrogenic girls (control group).

It's only by being selective in the years being compared that it looks as if there has been a surge, they say.

Twenty-two children with ASD aged 4 8 years were compared with typically developing children matched on either chronological age or verbal mental age.

In one study, for example, women who practiced yoga regularly for at least two years were compared to women who were just starting yoga.