Sentences with phrase «than controls»

This review also found that there were no more live, healthy births in the ultrasound group than the control group.

Very limited parental controls on the internet — you can only disable internet access rather than control access to particular sites.

The treatment group scored significantly higher than the control group on the index of reading awareness.

Both groups of students performed better than a control group of students whose teachers had not received any training.

Participants in the treatment group were significantly less likely than control group participants to exhibit evidence of serious conduct problems and had higher social cognition.

This caused the mice to eat less than controls, while their metabolism remained high.

These trials caused no harm, discomfort or suffering to the mice — in fact, the mice receiving the antioxidants lived longer, healthier lives than the control mice.

The animals with the mutation fell off a rolling log much sooner than the control animals did, which suggests that the mutation left them much less tolerant to alcohol's effects.

The first group also scored up to 17 percent lower than the control group on multiple - choice tests, evidence that engaging in messaging unrelated to the class hurts student learning.

So, if you consider yourself more athletic than controlled at eating what you should, it might be a better way.

Moreover, the fact that exposed rats lived longer than control rats, on average, undermines the reliability of the results, he says.

Other than this the controls of the game actually work pretty well, your usual RPG setup so they should be easy to pick up and play with.

People who followed the diet did lose significantly more weight than the control group and had significantly lower cholesterol levels.

The ocean warming rates are much larger in the 20th century simulations, with an average four times larger than the control in the late 20th century simulations.

Their activity levels did not change, but their perspective did, and they soon lost more weight and body fat than control subjects did.

The latter show either continuing improvement in both groups or more change in the intervention than control group at six - month follow - up.

Treatment students were more likely than control students to continue working on an art project even if they made mistakes.

The six returning volunteers who had previously received stimulation were on average 28 %, or more than a second, faster than the control group at correctly answering the problems involving calculation.

All three groups lost fat, but the 800 mg calcium eaters lost more fat than the control group, and the really high - calcium dairy eaters lost the most fat.

Treatment students reported less substance use, problem behaviors, and violent behavior than the control group.

Overall, families whose first child had ASD were one - third less likely to have a second child than control families.

Over several hours, the rats consumed 30 % more oxygen than control rats; the experiment was not designed to test for weight loss.

On average, both groups did slightly better on these tests than control subjects who read either a nonfiction article or nothing at all.

The therapy group reported a greater improvement in ADHD symptoms than the control group did, and, after a year, the symptoms of those who received therapy had decreased by 50 %.

The mice had higher glucose levels than the control group for 30 minutes after exposure to glucose.

In fact, treated programs had lower ratings than the control group in 2016.

Intervention group staff had significantly higher odds of reporting that they would seek professional help for alcohol - related problems than the control group at waves 2 and 3.

The combined intervention group had significantly better knowledge scores than the control group regarding sexual abuse and harassment.

Keeping the free trade relationship was considered more important than control over immigration.

At six months, the cash group was more active than the control group.

Intervention group members reported greater walking and moderate activity than their control group counterparts.

All mothers in this group had been implicated in severe maltreatment and were found to experience significantly higher levels of stress than the control group.

In fact, while caffeine did reduce the alcohol - induced braking deficit, braking time was still 9 percent slower than controls.

As percentages approached or surpassed 20 %, those areas realized larger intake reductions than control areas with lower percentages.

For example, by age 22, treated children had 0.6 more years of schooling than the control group, and full - time school enrollment was five times higher among treated children.

And the male offspring of high - fat - fed rats were more anxious than their control - diet counterparts.

Researchers who conducted this study found that night eaters consumed about 400 more calories per day than control subjects.

After about a week, the tumor treated in this manner was two - thirds smaller than the control tumor.

In the second test, with 24 hour deprivation and cookie feeding, rats that had been in sweet restricted cycles ate almost 20 % more food than the control group.

Participants in the treatment group had significantly fewer offenses during the 12 months after program completion than the control group.

Over the seven - day study period, participants had significantly fewer minutes of daily sedentary time and more daily minutes of active time than controls.

Specifically, the team found that individuals with multiple sclerosis were 85 % more likely to develop cancer than the controls.

At the end of the trial, the whey protein group lost more body fat and retained more muscle than the control group.

Results showed the algorithm performed significantly better than control strategies for forming groups.

The research group showed significantly more improvement in their skills than the control group for screening, brief interventions, but not for referral.

Researchers found mice in the experimental groups tended to be about 3 percent heavier than controls.

The ketogenic phase consisted of 55 % fat and much more protein than the control phase (39 % fat; protein: 41 % vs. 15 %).

Intervention group children also reported significantly greater reductions in video game use than controls.