Sentence examples for In three compared from inspiring English sources

Climate scientists forecast that the chances of Glasgow experiencing a summer heatwave by the 2050s will be one in three, compared to 1 in 30 for Aberdeen.

Of those five states, voter participation rates were in fact down in three compared to the previous election, were essentially stagnant in Michigan, and increased substantially only in Pennsylvania.

It is now one in three, compared with one in 10 in 2005.

That's nearly one in three compared to one in 10 of those over the age of 65.

Figure 13 shows the number of papers published by authors in three compared regions between 1996 and 2007.

It flags up high levels of mental health issues among permanently excluded students – at least one in two, compared with one in 50 pupils in the wider population.

The CIPD survey covers a lot of ground, including the number of phones (one household in 10 in 1952) and washing machines (one in five) compared with now.

Note: column 5 8 showed the fold change times in four compared groups.

Using custom Perl scripts, the cleaned pileup files were compared to select variants with matching positions in two compared read groups.

Chris Evans in Fantastic Four compared to Chris Evans in Captain America.

Try 1 in 80 million (compared with, say, 1 in 18 million for the New York State Lottery).