Sentence examples for be true when compared from inspiring English sources

This may be true when compared to possible cure cases, but not when compared to the general HIV-infected population.

The foundation's $5m prize is a pittance, it is true, when compared with the spoils that can be extracted by staying in power.

A mere 300 years is virtually nothing, it is true, when compared to a life without end.

First, there are not that many that are true when compared to the number of students graduating from college each year.

As is evident in Fig.  2a, the frequency of apoptosis in simvastatin+fludarabine-treated cultures was significantly higher than in simvastatin-treated cultures, and the same was true when compared with fludarabine-treated cultures.

The frequency of fludarabine-induced apoptosis in peripheral blood cultures of responding group was significantly higher than in non-responding one, and the same was true when compared with bone marrow cultures.

No differences were found between the 2 groups for any measures (the same was true when comparing baseline values for those who completed the trial; n = 39 versus those who did not, n = 3).

The same was true when comparing genotypes in the stable IgAN group against the healthy control group.

The same is true when comparing the response to CMV Ags in patients treated with a monoclonal antibody or the soluble receptor of TNF.

The same was true when comparing other insulin regimens with basal insulin (OR rural vs. urban 0.32; 95% CI: 0.14, 0.74; p = 0.008), while there was also weak evidence that older physicians may prefer to begin with basal insulin (OR 0.71; 95% CI: 0.49, 1.02; p = 0.06).

Indeed, variations as subtle as methylation can lead to an overlap of these three energetic ranges: the difluorinated E has larger EHB values than the monofluorinated C and D, and the same is true when comparing the trifluorinated H to the difluorinated G. Similar conclusions can be drawn by considering the NBO interaction energies.