Sentence examples for comparative to their from inspiring English sources

Whereas in past times woman were oftentimes accorded minimal acclaim comparative to their male counterparts who may have accomplished similar or even later feats, today woman are increasingly being given their due as many of these early explorations and accomplishments were preserved via extensive written records, paintings and photographs of journeys.

Sleep problems were common in this group of women in late pregnancy, and these disturbances were increased comparative to their pre-pregnancy experience.

Note that there may be cultural norms that restrict husbands from performing housework regardless of the comparative advantage relative to their wives.

Transgenic plants have been investigated for comparative equivalence to their wild type derivatives prior to deregulation of commercial crops to ensure that the inserted transgene does not negatively impact the quality and nutritional value of seeds and grains [ 14].

San Diego has realized this disproportion of investment into their city (comparative to the Bay Area) and is pioneering a new strategy to work with Silicon Valley to grow.

The authors argue that EURES data are a well-suited source for comparative analysis due to their standardised platform and relatively wide usage across European countries (see also Ackers 2012).

5/206 patients were classified as Dengue Shock Syndrome and were excluded from comparative analysis due to their statistically inadequate number.

Two well-characterized GCT cell lines, KGN and COV434, have been the subject of a number of comparative studies due to their contrasting characteristics [23], [24], [25], [26].

This apparently related to current network priorities and national targets: "the Cancer Waiting Times is a big focus of our work at the moment but that reflects political priorities" In addition, five participants noted that locally collected data were often more useful than national and regional comparative data due to their specificity and relevance.

Hemiascomycete yeasts (subphylum Saccharomycotina) have emerged as a preeminent phylogenetic clade for comparative genomics due to their small, streamlined genomes, a wealth of functional data, and genetic diversity spanning 500 1000 million years of evolution (Dujon 2010; Dujon et al. 2004; Piskur and Langkjaer 2004; Taylor and Berbee 2006).

A number of general HP diagnostic criteria are widely used [Terho, 1986; Richerson et al., 1989; Cormier and Lacasse, 1996; Schuyler and Cormier, 1997], but little or no comparative data relating to their validity has been published [Girard et al., 2009].