Sentence examples for and now compared from inspiring English sources

Again, the best access point is retained and now compared with AP4.

With "Beavis and Butt-Head" becoming cultural tropes in their own right, 20-some years ago people raised their eyebrows at their comments, and now compared to what's coming out of the mouths of famous people in this country, it seems kind of PG.

Given the diagnostic accuracy achievable, machine learning-based categorization methods, such as the SVM technique, we have evaluated and now compared to radiological expertise, substantially extend the role of computers in clinical decision making (Ashburner et al., 2003).

Over the same period median earnings—about HK$10,000 a month have not changed at all.Inequality, as measured by the Gini coefficient, has been rising since 1981 and now compares badly with other developed economies, being roughly on a par with Argentina.

And now compare those obvious CG images of ghosts to these moments from Paranormal Activity 2….

Although we have left in sample traces from an unlabeled neuron (now using the nomenclature recommended by the reviewer), we have added substantial new data from labeled muscle afferents and now compare identified cutaneous afferents and identified muscle afferents.

There are over 50% more programmes supporting staff health and wellbeing now compared to 2010.

NHS data confirms that an additional 1.2 million adults are living with diabetes in England and Wales now compared to figures in 2005.

"We see this more and more now compared to several years ago," Trend Micro said.

Yet just last year Thai governmental health officials reported that they were planning to order wider johnnys to accommodate what they believe is an increasing average flesh flute size amongst national youths, growing taller and heavier now, compared to elder generations.

"Because of the education being given to them in the market, more people are talking about family planning and reproductive health now, compared to previous years," says Worae, a midwife for 20 years.