Sentence examples for call compared to from inspiring English sources

First, emerging cicadas apparently present a pretty striking auditory experience, with the volume of the males' call compared to that of a subway train.

Such moose stopped feeding and looked around for predators for an average of 6 minutes when they heard a wolf call, compared to only 30 seconds for the naïve moose.

Since activity within ties is very heterogeneous, we consider the relative freshness as the relative time elapsed from the last call compared to the typical time between calls in the tie (hat{f}_{ij} = f_{ij} / overline{delta }_{ij}) where (overline{delta }_{ij}) is the average inter-event time between calls.

Those calls are more similar to the adult distance calls and consist of a single call compared to the begging call, which contains a train of calls and is only used in begging situations [17], [21].

In the test condition, more approaches were scored to the speaker that had broadcasted the female copulation call, compared to the control conditions.

Each copy number call was assigned a P-value, representing the likelihood of that copy number call compared to all other copy number calls, with 95.5% of samples having copy number calls with P<0.05.

Citizens wait 58 minutes for the police to respond to calls, compared to a national average of 11 minutes.

Since HB2 passed, he said, his center has seen an eightfold increase in calls compared to the same month a year ago.

"The levels of intrusion are higher with phone calls compared to e-mail," said James Katz, the director of the Center for Mobile Communication Studies at Rutgers University.

According to Ofcom, 26% of lower socio-economic groups rely on mobiles for making high cost, non-geographic calls compared to 9% of ABC1 households.

The Treasury aide pointed to National Audit Office reports which show that HMRC staff "spend only 38% of time handling calls compared to the industry benchmark of 60%".