Sentence examples for compared than from inspiring English sources

This is utterly brilliant and brings to mind less Isaac Bashevis Singer — to whom Englander is often compared — than Lewis Carroll.

In that respect, as in others, he was less like Hemingway — of whom he was a fan, and to whom he was often compared — than like Dickens, another city kid with his nose and ear to the ground.

But patients with moderate and high heart risks experienced more cardiovascular events at both 400 mg twice daily or 200 mg twice a day, compared than those who took 400 mg celecoxib just once daily.

These factors also explain the better catalytic performance of ZnCr2O4/ZSM-5 compared than ZnCr2O4 Al2O3.

Moreover, rabbits with neo-menisci had better cartilage condition in femoral condyle and tibial plateau compared than meniscectomy group.

Our results revealed that OHCA patients with a non-family bystander were more likely to survive compared than those with a family bystander.

He adds that companies are much easier to compare than under the old hotch-potch.

But far fewer banks sold businesses or investments to raise capital, meaning last quarter's headline results should be smoother and easier to compare than in earlier periods.

Performance also got worse as the digits grew larger: 2 and 3 were much easier to compare than 7 and 8" ("Numbers Guy," March 3rd).

Performance also got worse as the digits grew larger: 2 and 3 were much easier to compare than 7 and 8.

Many more data points to compare than the options that there are with a four digit PIN-code or a password," he says.