Sentence examples for compared often from inspiring English sources
Nintendo said it was working on an affiliate program to share revenues with YouTubers, but its approach was still compared – often negatively – with Mojang's hands-off policy.
When she started the show in 2006 it was compared, often unfavourably, to Home Truths, which had been dropped soon after its much-loved host John Peel had died.
Typically in health economic evaluation a small number of interventions are compared, often drawing on the results of a single clinical trial or a meta-analysis of similar trials.
When calculating the Euclidean distance between the observed data and each simulated dataset, the summary statistics being compared often represent sequence alignments of different taxon pairs and/or loci.
With either approach, control- and tester-derived targets are co-hybridized to the microarray and control- and tester-derived signals are compared, often by computing the Log Ratio (LR) = log2 tester signal/control signal).
India is often compared — and often compares itself — with China, but the fact is that as China became an economic powerhouse it greatly reduced malnutrition.
R". to which he is regularly compared, nevertheless often fall into clearly demarcated camps.
My wife and I compare ours often -- in fact we use each others' lists to plan events and gifts.
Popular sights in these areas include Ibirapuera Park (often compared to New York's Central Park), the Museum of Modern Art, and Rua Oscar Freire (often compared to L.A.'s Rodeo Drive).
Morrison is often compared to Faulkner.
