Sentence examples for comparable according to from inspiring English sources

Results were comparable according to the order of quantiles, but with a huge difference in terms of the gap between them.

Different origin sediments (river and marine) were analyzed by both BCR and MW procedures, and the results obtained were comparable according to the t-paired-test for a 95% confidence level.

Since (x_{0}) and (Ax_{0}) are comparable, according to the given condition (i) and by induction, it is easy to verify that for any natural number n, (x_{n}) and (x_{n+1}=Ax_{n}) are comparable.

The completeness of X implies that there is (x^in X) such that (x_{n}rightarrow x^) ((nrightarrowinfty)). Next, we show that (x^) is a fixed point of A. For any pair of natural numbers (n, m) with (n< m), (x_{0}) and (x_{m-n}=A^{m-n}x_{0}) are comparable according to the given conditions.

Unfortunately for Obama, Malaysia is a hub of human trafficking comparable, according to the State Department, to North Korea and Saudi Arabia.

In Los Angeles County, where guards patrol beaches from Santa Monica to Torrance, lifeguard salaries are fairly comparable, according to a public salary database on the state controller's website, but the retirement benefit is less.

"Dark of the Moon" took in about $162 million between Tuesday night and Sunday, compared with $200 million for "Revenge of the Fallen" during the comparable period, according to Hollywood.com, which compiles ticketing statistics.

Women in Germany earn roughly 22 percent less than their male counterparts in comparable positions, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

That was nearly 50percentt more than the George W. Bush administration during the comparable period, according to data kept by the regulatory studies center at George Washington University.

For-profit long-term hospitals generally spend less on patients and have higher margins than comparable nonprofits, according to data from the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission, a Congressional research agency.

[C8.] Study Points to Disparity in Lending A far greater share of black and Hispanic homeowners with above-average incomes still have mortgages with higher interest rates than whites with comparable incomes, according to a study to be released today.