Sentence examples for compared one can from inspiring English sources

When Figures 1 and 2 are compared, one can see that in the same years the I 1 class increases more in Figure 2 and that the S class decreases more in Figure 2.

A can a day raises the relative risk of Type-2 diabetes by about a fifth, compared with one can a month or under, say European scientists.

In addition, statins are not primarily designed for cancer therapy, so the anticancer effects need to be carefully evaluated and compared before one can optimise the efficacy of statins as anticancer agents.

The likelihoods of 7-state and 16-state models cannot be directly compared, but one can devise a likelihood correction value that corresponds to projecting the 7-state model to 16-state space.

Using a measure of coverage from above, we can compare one provider to another and we can compare the impact of combining data from providers.

That way they can compare one thing with another.

At least with a mocked-up market like the railways, travellers can compare one train journey against another by a different provider; but this is practically impossible for degrees.

These oracles can compare one output of the program under test against an image provided as a reference to execute this program.

By comparing studies, one can also make the case that pseudogenes [ 32, 33] and introns [ 34, 35] evolve more slowly than synonymous sites in apes and other mammals [ 13, 36- 38].

By amassing entire libraries of these samples, conservators, historians and scientists can begin comparing one cross section to another.

I took part in a discussion last week, broadcast by BBC Southern Counties radio, during which a questioner pointed out the virtually limitless volume of information available on the net compared to what one can find in a paper.