Sentence examples for compared more than from inspiring English sources

Eighty percent of these studies compared more than one treatment strategy, which facilitates comparative conclusions to be made; however, the heterogeneity in model designs can often make "bench to bedside" interpretations challenging.

I later heard his appearance compared, more than once, to a bowling ball.

Mr. López Obrador, known by his initials AMLO, has been compared more than once to Mr. Trump.

He compared more than ten thousand patients who had been prescribed a sleep medicine — most commonly Ambien — and more than twenty thousand patients who had not.

On programs with at least one woman executive producer, 32percentt of writers were female compared, more than five times the share for programs with no female producers.

Her beauty dwells in her large eyes, which are at once sad and sly, and in her smile, which has been compared more than once to the Mona Lisa's.

The same approach works for tests comparing more than two alternatives.

The novel compares more than favourably in wit, sophistication and social insight with these movies.

On a daily basis they compare, more than men, a thousand visible things with one another".

In 2001 the National Physical Laboratory, the U.K. standards lab, used Daugman's algorithms to compare more than two million samples.

One reason why the process is often protracted is that NICE usually has to compare more than one drug.