Sentence examples for compared even from inspiring English sources

One difficulty that was encountered was the strict reproducibility of the range of the % input scale when two independent kinetics of recruitment were compared, even though curves shapes were comparable.

A further advantage of QALYs, is that they allow the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness (or cost-utility) of interventions applied in very different disease areas to be compared, even when, because of their different outcomes, they would not be comparable within a CEA [ 8].

But compared even with them, Kipling was always the master of laughing words.

Compared even with other emerging markets, bank credit plays a huge role in East Asia's economies.

Japan has very high rates of employment among people aged 60-64 comparevenven with America.

Compared even with suburbs in the sixties and seventies, when I was growing up, the contemporary condominium development or gated community offers a striking degree of anonymity.

It doesn't compare, even if he brought Chelsea back with him.

In truth, the corridor is hard to compare even to the adjacent neighborhoods of Boerum Hill, Gowanus and Park Slope.

But none of them has generated a myth with serious international popularity, let alone one that can compare, even faintly, with the fortunes of the North American cowboy.

Discounting previews from the tallies, Days of Future Past's Friday-to-Sunday takings of £7.55m compares even more favourably with the equivalent number for Amazing Spidey 2: £6.13m.

Our new architectures compare even more favorably to the inversion architectures proposed previously by others.