Sentence examples for are always compared to from inspiring English sources

A registration step is included before the comparison step so that best matching blocks are always compared to ensure "shifting-resilience".

Held in Las Vegas each January, the AVNs (short for Adult Video News, the trade publication that organises them) are always compared to the Oscars, but the resemblance only goes so far.

Changes are always compared to year 2010.

Solutions are always compared to the mission as well as whether it positions the team closer to the final goal.

In some cases (e.g. for cytoskeleton disruption experiments with Latrunculin A) one experiment (representative of 7 10 cells and 100 s of single molecule measurements) may be performed, but these data are always compared to a control sample recorded on the same day with T cell blasts from the same mouse.

Wavefront and manifest refractions are rarely exactly the same, but wavefront refractions are always compared to manifest refractions prior to treatment, and they are not allowed to differ by more than 0.50 to 0.75 diopters, depending on whether the treatment is myopic or hyperopic.

"L.A. is always compared to New York, and always loses," he said.

When they were growing up, some thought Bill had the greater talent – "He was always compared to [David] Gower, while I was always compared to [Geoff] Boycott" – but it was Joe who got to the top.

No matter what any other golfer does now, it's always compared to what Tiger Woods would do.

However, the Km value of H547A hDAT was always compared to its respective WT hDAT control within each individual experiment.

Data were always compared to those obtained for a traditional Cement Bound Mixtures (CBM) entirely made of virgin aggregates.