Sentence examples for backs compared to from inspiring English sources

All 83 individuals had their lower and upper backs compared to their corresponding backgrounds, and 62 had their ventrolateral flanks compared to their corresponding backgrounds (33 males and 29 females; Syros = 22, Folegandros = 21, and Skopelos = 19).

Results from surveys of Nunavut mothers suggest that only 38-46% of mothers place their infants to sleep on their backs, compared to 77% for the rest of Canada [ 16, 17].

"It's certainly a step back compared to previous games.

You can just see the change in the way I play footy at full-back compared to centre.

The plain plastic sides and glass front and back feel and look basic – a step back compared to last year's model.

Just as admirable is the way Campion's script, which inevitably seems pared-back compared to any biography, registers the young age of most people in Keats's world.

Referrals greatly help job seekers get a call back compared to an application sent on its own, LinkedIn says.

The load distributed at feet varied narrowly; however, it was significantly greater (p<0.01) at upright supported back, compared to unsupported back.

We have slipped back compared to Asia, the US and many parts of Europe and we need to be in the vanguard.

On steel perches, hens rested longer with their heads tucked backwards into their feathers (P < 0.001) and less with their heads forward with neck pulled back compared to wood and rubber perches (P < 0.001) irrespective of perch diameter.

Similarly, the multi-axial suspension seat had lower head acceleration and muscle activity of the neck, shoulder, and low back compared to the single-axial suspension seat; some but not all of the differences were statistically significant.