Sentence examples for compared to accepting from inspiring English sources

He said that the strike's cost was "a very small number compared to accepting business as usual".

Kicking drunk customers out will only give less penalty compared to accepting them.

Compared to accepted surrogates, non-accepted surrogates were significantly more likely to be first-in-class (50% versus 15%, OR 5.7; p = 0.003) and for life-threatening diseases (32% versus 8%, OR 5.8; p = 0.015).

The results were then compared to accepted terrace design criteria.

To do this, as many patient and surgical factors as possible must be measured or assessed and then compared to accepted standards.

The frequency was 2.5 to 4.0 GHz and the exposure levels, while low compared to accepted exposure standards, were higher than typical present-day exposures of the public to, for example, cell phone base stations, so the study has relevance to current issues of health effects.

It seems reasonable to suggest that the score of our index of cognitive function measures cognitive functioning, but the possible problems inherent in using a cognitive functioning screen that has not been used before, has no validity studies and cannot be directly compared to accepted cognitive screens used in the literature must be acknowledged [ 16].

JB Quotas are indeed problematic but there are other possible affirmative action interventions, such as requiring departments, conferences and journals to monitor closely the number of women applying or submitting papers compared to those accepted.

For that purpose, a total of 42 subjects participated in two experimental studies in which two versions of the VBLaST were compared to the accepted standard in the surgical community for training and assessing basic laparoscopic skills in North America, the FLS box-trainer.

The study found a slightly higher failure rate of 10%% in patients with AIDS, compared to widely accepted failure rates in healthy patients at 5 7%%.

Our study found a slightly higher failure rate of 10%% in patients with AIDS, compared to widely accepted failure rates in healthy patients at 5 7%%.