Sentence examples for attractiveness compared to from inspiring English sources

What it does, however, is to increase average levels of attractiveness compared to the real world.

For this reactor, material composition over lifetime is calculated and its material attractiveness compared to (spent) fuel from other reactor types.

We noted that hotspot attractiveness follows a power-law distribution where the exponent of this distribution serves as an indicator of how focused people's attention is on the major attractiveness compared to how distributed it is among a number of objectives.

Due to the shielding from cross-pollination by closed perianth organs and the impossibility of self-pollination due to the loss of stamens and the presence of a second whorl of robust sepals instead of softer petals, the flower buds of bud bloomers display a prolonged flower attractiveness compared to other flower types of C. vulgaris.

Specifically, we used behavioral bioassays to answer the following questions: (1) Are pre-flowering and flowering plants infested by Pieris caterpillars attractive to parasitoids, and how does this attractiveness compare to infested vegetative plants and non-infested plants?

At this point a change, or rather a split, takes place in the natural drive humans have to care for themselves: competition among humans to attract sexual partners leads them to consider their own attractiveness to others and how that attractiveness compares to that of potential rivals.

It should be highlighted that (i) the model intends to assess the relative attractiveness of vaccines compared to drugs and does not intend to evaluate the absolute attractiveness of the vaccines market, and that (ii) the article only explores the economic arguments (scientific arguments are only evoked where relevant).

As a result, observers spent significantly more time looking at the chest region and less time looking at the waist region in the attractiveness judgement condition compared to the size judgement condition (Fig. 3C).

Regardless of the initial attractiveness of the men, Waynforth [15] found that women were more likely to find men attractive when those men were pictured with attractive women compared to when they were pictured with unattractive women.

Most flower-naïve pollinator moths chose male flowers in their first approach to S. latifolia, suggesting higher attractiveness of male flowers compared to female flowers, however the preference was only significant for male moths.

To determine the attractiveness of Pieris-infested plants compared to control plants at each developmental stage, two separated choice-tests, one with vegetative plants and one with flowering plants, were conducted in 4-arm olfactometers (n = 5 replicates, 125 wasps tested).