Sentence examples for applied compared with from inspiring English sources

Of medicine applicants, 1.2% more men from the UK applied, compared with 0.8% fewer women.

When Eastchester sought a $150,000 superintendent, only 40 candidates applied, compared with twice that when the job became vacant in 1991.

At Harvard, 293 seniors, or 18 percent of the class, applied, compared with 100 seniors in 2007.

Mary Curnock Cook, Ucas's chief executive, said the "stubborn gap" between male and female applicants could soon eclipse the gap between rich and poor, as 146,000 18-year-old women applied compared with just 115,000 men.

When applied to high moisture soils, CO2 emission was increased and that of N2O decreased when phytase manure was applied compared with non-phytase manure.

But from 2003 to 2008, 61 percent of black applicants and 46 percent of Mexican-American applicants were denied acceptance at all of the law schools to which they applied, compared with 34 percent of white applicants.

It is concluded that the GESCD method is very accurate, simple and efficient to apply compared with Monte Carlo simulation.

Maastricht University in the Netherlands, which runs many courses in English, has reported a large increase in applications from Britain, with 400 applying compared with only 35 in 2010.

The Independent Commission on Fees says there has been "a clear drop" in English students applying, compared with those from the rest of the UK.

They could analyse a larger range of variants with lower or more variant pool depths and our new EB2 model is more appropriate and easier to apply compared with the EB1 model proposed by Williams (1982).

The electron beam is more focused in the case of 20 kV of applied voltage compared with that of 15 and 10 kV of applied voltages.