Sentence examples for are compared with modern from inspiring English sources

The results are compared with modern topography, tectonic and palaeoclimatic history, and recent phylogenetic data to explain the extremely high speciation rate and level of endemism as well as the modern geographical distribution of the genus.

"The problem for me is that a lot of football fans are stuck in a time of intolerance that does not deserve to be compared with modern society's development in the last decades.

It's useful to take stock of how weird and different 1965 was compared with modern times.

The ancient Y-chromosome SNP oY1 data were compared with modern data [ 9, 12] and geographic frequency distributions of oY1 alleles.

Atwood's fictional world has been compared with modern-day society's continued clashes over women's rights issues like birth control and abortion.

Simulation performances of the proposed approach are compared with those of modern commercial full-chip FastSpice and Spice-like simulators.

These are compared with estimates of modern erosion rates based on surveys of sedimentation in farm dams or 137Cs in hillslope soils.

Furthermore, caution should be exercised when the results of this nationwide investigation are compared with results from modern tertiary institutions specialized in the treatment of BPBP.

The hydraulic and morphological implications of this tradition wisdom are compared with those of typical modern engineering technologies: the revetment and the groyne.

When the diversity estimates of the ancient samples are compared with those of the modern breeds, values for (θπ-θs) and Tajima's D in the Medieval sheep population are similar to estimates that could be obtained for an endangered modern breed having experienced a reduction in population size.

Often modern riots are compared with past and more cogent, politicized forms of protest, such as those of the socialist movements, usually to highlight how modern riots lack political argumentation.