Sentence examples for compared to back from inspiring English sources

If there is a difference in my attitude now compared to back then, it's that I'm more focused on what I am doing, I pay less attention to what's going on outside my bubble because I'm not coming second to riders who dope.

If the theme sounded fit for a social regime before social networking, the clothes were fine: the inevitable prints, but well controlled, with flowers like tram lines on the outside of a color block or printed in fainter patterns on front compared to back.

Significant enhancement in the photocurrent under front side illumination conditions compared to back side illumination was observed for the Mo-doped samples.

Using totally 50 experimental observations, Radial Basis Function-based model was found with higher accuracy in predicting corrosion levels compared to Back Propagation-based model.

"I've spoken to a few of the boys, like Jason Shoemark and Junior Poluleuligaga, and they've told me it is a lot more physical compared to back home".

The comparison results of this study with literature review show the benefit of RBFN in prediction compared to back propagation neural network (BPNN) according to higher accuracy, faster training and simple network architecture.

In the same way, Darral-Jones et al. [35] pointed out that the adiposity of forwards was 71% higher compared to backs in adolescent rugby union players.

This explains the stronger forward-scattering of light as compared to back-scattering.

It has also been suggested that the SF36 (pf) is less responsive compared to back-specific questionnaires [ 37, 46, 92].

There was a significant interaction (p<0.001) indicating forwards to have higher overall incidence of contact injuries compared with backs and significantly higher rates in the ruck (p=0.017) as compared to backs, who in turn had a higher rate of injury in the tackle (p=0.029).

There were also significant differences in the rates by site between forwards and backs (p<0.001), with significantly more thigh injuries in backs than forwards (p=0.004), and higher incidence of head/neck injuries in forwards (3.0; 95% CI 2.5 to 3.5) as compared to backs (2.2; 95% CI 1.8 to 2.7; p=0.012.7