Sentence examples for broad compared with from inspiring English sources
Shortly after the show's opening, Mr. Steinman himself complained to the news media, saying he felt the show had become too jokey and broad compared with its German production, which was more arch and scary.
The environment is relatively clear and broad compared with the second one.
Having secured an initial interview I was eager to find out exactly what the company was looking for, as the advert seemed broad compared with those for university research positions, which request knowledge of a specific topic.
The size distribution is broad compared with liquid-phase synthesis techniques, where a standard deviation of less than 10% of the average size is common [14]; however, with a standard deviation of approximately 20% of the mean size, the size distribution is rather narrow for gas-phase synthesized NCs [15].
In addition to the delayed morphological appearance, the e12.5 limb buds of the double-mutant embryos are broad compared with e11.5 WT limb buds, suggesting polydactyly (Fig. 4D).
Men don't get urinary tract infections very often so I would have to safeguard for various bacteria, so his treatment would be very broad compared with others' " (ID 49, female GP).
Reflexes in the XRD spectrum (upper part of Fig. 4) are significantly broader compared with the reflexes of previous powders that contain larger particles.
The optical properties of chemical vapor deposition grown graphene were measured with high accuracy by spectroscopy ellipsometry in the energy range of 0.7 eV–9.0 eV, which is spectrally broader compared with those reported in literature.
Vaccines against certain Leptospira serovars are available for humans, dogs, and cattle, but the range of Leptospira serogroups is much broader compared with the range that vaccination protects against.
The results of preliminary antibacterial tests against eight strains in vitro revealed that all of the title compounds exhibited improved activities with broad spectrum compared with the parent compound.
The M1 (Figures 12 and 13) is relatively large and broad when compared with P4.
