Sentence examples for anomaly compared to from inspiring English sources
We are an anomaly compared to other wealthy democracies in our comparatively high rate church/synagogue/mosque attendance.
That's a pretty huge anomaly compared to other countries considered target markets.
In the early days of palaeontology, the dinosaurs were a clear anomaly compared to other known animals (both alive and extinct).
The son of an Italian construction worker, Lanci is an anomaly compared to the razzle-dazzle of most fast-moving high-tech execs.
Given that this result is somewhat of an anomaly compared to the other estimates and is so large (7.1 percentage points), it is difficult to conclude that the increase is solely the result of EEOC enforcement of the ADAAA after 2010.
As it stands, the UK is an anomaly compared to the rest of Europe.
There is a significant psychological impact of altered facial and dental appearance in patients with craniofacial anomalies compared to controls.
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In such a scenario, the central panel where the satellite is in a descending mode on the dayside of the Earth - i.e. flying toward South on the dayside - should have roughly opposite sign anomalies compared to the two other panels where the satellite is flying North on the dayside of the Earth.
Windward and leeward precipitation were generally similar (P<0.001, r = 0.566, df = 107) with more total precipitation on the windward side and higher positive anomalies compared to the leeward side (Figure 2a and 3a).
Furthermore, human health research in Sydney has revealed an increase in cancer incidence, mortality [12], [13] and, congenital anomalies compared to the rest of Nova Scotia and Canada [14] (see Figure S2 for a timeline of events associated with steel production in Sydney).
