Sentence examples for combined compared to from inspiring English sources

It's not quite that simple because there's a different technique required by each discipline when they are combined compared to when they are performed individually.

The benches was the difference between the two sides, with the Raptors' reserves putting up a strong showing to score 43 points combined compared to just 20 for the Magic subs, while the Magic got in a lot of foul trouble, allowing 31 free throw attempts to just eight of their own.

M Shed and Bristol Museum and Art Gallery approximately doubled their visitor numbers during July and August with 192,210 extra visitors combined compared to 2012.

4 This is especially true for underrepresented minorities who, between 1995 and 1997, earned 3.1 times more medical degrees than all S&E doctorates combined compared to 1.2 times more for whites and Asian/Pacific Islanders.2 It is true that salaries of some medical occupations are twice that of S&E professorships, according the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics.

By boosting this cover, we helped reduce the death toll to about 200 from the hurricanes Aila in 2009 and Mahasen in 2013 combined, compared to 140,000 in a single cyclone in 1991.

The multivariable HR of BCC was 0.96 (95% CI: 0.93, 0.99) for non-O blood group (A, AB, and B combined) compared to participants with blood group O.

Based on these results for the 16QAM multiresolution scheme in the multicellular network with macrodiversity combining (compared to one radio link) it is possible to increase the channel bit rate keeping the same number of channels or increasing the number of channels keeping the same bit rate per channel.

Calero-Elvira et al. (2009) reported increased prevalence of cannabis and opiates in those with an ED (subgroups combined) compared with controls, however AN restricting type did not demonstrate significant combined drug use compared to controls [ 15].

Additionally, if classes 1 and 2 (lower risk) are combined and compared to the combined classes 3 and 4 (higher risk) there are significant differences for the variables related to sex acts and unprotected sex (See Table  5).

We also performed analyses for each combined genotype compared to the wild-type YA/YA combined genotype and for the distribution of all 6 combined genotypes (O/O, XA/O, XA/XA, XA/YA, YA/O, and YA/YA).

The only two published studies of combined mental and physical training [ 12, 16] showed average ES = 0.94 for combined training compared to mental training alone and ES = 1.27 for combined training compared to exercise training alone.