Sentence examples for comparative to those from inspiring English sources

Back at work within the statutory year, earnings tend to decline comparative to those who have not been on leave.

The aim of monetary incentive systems is to achieve outcomes (concerning efficiency and quality of care) comparative to those gained by a working market competition (though market competition has limitations in the health care system).

Our results showed that the areas spanned by the Tuj1+, TAG1+ or Pax7+ cells on the electroporated side were comparative to those on the contralateral side (Fig. 5).

A further study by Bauer et al. (1991) also identified an association between ear infections and hearing loss (with findings comparative to those of Tambs et al. (2004) and Pearson et al. (2013)).

Blood serum levels reach a steady state after a month and the concentrations observed at a daily dose of 150 mg are comparative to those in the xenograft models in preclinical studies of CRPC.

Comparative studies illustrate the superiority of the 2D-CBO algorithm compared to those previously reported in the literature.

A comparative study conducted in Germany this year compared two healthy groups of people and found that exceptional experiences, or EEs, happen more dramatically for those who are seeking advice compared to those who are not.

The comparative CT value method was employed to quantitate expression levels for VEGFA and eNOS relative to those for GAPDH.

The fatigue strengths of the welds are comparative to or lower than those of the parent materials.

Mean RFS for patients without surgery were 86 comparative to 17 months for those with repeated surgery due to recurrence.

"They believe that they have offered numerous working programs and legislation on energy development, reforms to the Affordable Care Act, tax reform and some of those issues which they believe are comparative to get people back to work," Heller said.