Sentence examples for compared to a base of from inspiring English sources

Neither figure is statistically significant from zero, given that the growth is compared to a base of 131 million jobs.

Measured during the first two quarters of 2012 (which is why there is no football, but plenty of basketball), TRA listed programs by how they performed with registered voters of either party (as well as independents) compared to a base of all registered voters.

At the center level, 77.4% of kindergartens and 69.6% of child care centers had already achieved the stipulated requirements for teachers' academic and professional qualifications by the end of 2010, as compared to a base of less than 20% of preschool centers in 2006 (Zulkifli 2011).

The predictive accuracy of the model was compared to a "base" model of PSA, age and digital rectal exam (DRE).

Estimates of GHG emission reductions to 2019 of a household rebate scheme for solar panels and a rebate scheme for solar hot water compared to a base case of no rebates were presented and analysed.

On the other hand, developed nations declare straightforward reduction targets in total greenhouse gases (GHGs) emissions, e.g. the United States commits to a reduction of total GHG emission of 26 28% in 2025 compared to the 2005 levels, and Japan aims to reduce total GHG emissions by about 26% by 2030 compared to a base level of 2005 2013.

Compared to a base case scenario, deployment of high-throughput MRD reduced total costs by 17-21 %.

The resulting 355 bp gene fragment of the Na α-dox2 was compared to a data base of the complete transcriptome of N. attenuata (VERTIS Biotechnologie AG, Germany) and a 2290 bp cDNA sequence of the Na α-dox2 gene was identified.

Compared to a reference base of the existing building, increasing the building mass was found to achieve a significant reduction in internal dry resultant temperatures, with a decrease of between 2 and 3 °C observed when mass was increased from 800 kg/m2 to 1600 kg/m2.

In British Columbia, there was just under $100 million in "new" laboratory expenditures in 2005/06 compared to a 1996/97 base of $167 million.

As a result, when a decision fusion rule was applied, an improved accuracy of the classification decision compared to a decision based on any of the individual data sources alone was obtained.