Sentence examples for be larger compared to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "be larger compared to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to make a comparison between two or more entities regarding their size.
Example: "The new building is expected to be larger compared to the old one."
Alternatives: "be larger than" or "be bigger than".
However, in the case of GDC0.2 and EyDC0.2, the values of dielectric constants are comparatively higher and since the lattice constants are comparatively larger, the inter ionic distances must be larger compared to that of DyDC0.2 and HDC0.2.
The total wave loads, inertia coefficient and drag coefficient exerted on a cylinder with currents would be larger compared to the wave loads exerted pure short-crested waves.
Horizontal displacements at western rim of the Shin-dake crater were tended to be larger compared to those at eastern rim.
It also shows a strong gender homophily as the (beta')'s for same gender pairs appear to be larger compared to mixed gender pairs.
In the experiment, the most disadvantage condition of hydrodynamic pressure is considered, i.e., the side walls are vertical and rigid, and the hydrodynamic pressure at the side may be larger compared to the normal case.
Comparing with our previous results on 15 mol% Gd-doped ceria [15], the present GDC0.2 material has larger lattice constant and hence inter ionic separation between them must be larger compared to that in GDC0.15.
The thermodynamic efficiency can be large, compared to some other separation processes, with the appropriate combination of the key parameters.
These improvements in health status may be largest compared to baseline and may flatten over time.
Consequently, the resistance to tooth movement of larger teeth is larger compared to smaller teeth.
Longitudinal creep forces are larger compared to the side creep forces.
This clearly indicates that the amount of CO2 conversion over 3VCA is larger compared to VA.
