Sentence examples for Long time compared to from inspiring English sources

"Nobody is really afraid to sell marijuana, because they are not going to be put away for a long time compared to other narcotics," Mr. Smith said.

But they were actually one of the more successful stories in human evolution and lasted a really long time compared to other hominids," he said.

At a fast-charging station, equipped with high-voltage plugs, a charge will take 30 minutes still a long time compared to filling a gas tank.

To avoid a conflict of interest, given the advantages of breast-feeding that are already established, the program studied mothers who breast fed for a long time compared to mothers who breast fed for a short time then switched to bottle feeding.

In other words, it has been a very long time compared to previous years.

Table 3 shows that if women are more undecided than men, they are more likely to intend to stay for a long time compared to other alternatives.

Peripheral reaming was chosen as the aspect of femoral head preparation to be studied, as in vivo it achieved temperature elevation above the critical levels of 47°C degrees at which bone necrosis occurs for the longest time compared to any other stage of the operation (Baker et al. 2011).

This could be related to a slower evolution of chelonians during a long geological period (long generation time) compared to rapid evolution of neornithes (short generation time) [ 60, 62].

However, MRI is limited by its low sensitivity and long acquisition time compared to PET and SPECT.

While further tuning and running different populations in parallel are possible for the genetic algorithm to process large datasets, it is unlikely to address the main problem of very long running time compared to other algorithms.

As the time since cessation reduces (the dashed lines representing ex-smokers with long cessation time compared to the double dashed lines representing current smokers) the posterior mass moves to higher log odds ratio values.