Sentence examples for compared to back in from inspiring English sources
But the Solvay deal isn't going to change Abbott the way buying Humira did for the same price, and that's a reminder of how dour the drug industry looks compared to back in 2000.
There have certainly been advances in conditioning, technique, and equipment that can account for the improvements we see now compared to "back in the day".
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.
These results concur with previous reports of load carrying economy in birds, in that there is a less than proportional relationship between increasing load and metabolic rate (found previously in guinea fowl), while application of sternal loads causes an approximate doubling of metabolic rate compared to back loads (reported in an earlier study of barnacle geese).
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.
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).
Thirty-eight percent are using instant messengers like Telegram and LINE several times a day, compared to 12percentt back in 2012 when 3G had yet to be fully released across the telecom sector.
In contrast, subjects with a more positive (or less negative) amygdala-DLPFC regression line slope during 4-back as compared to 1-back exhibited a smaller decline in 2-back accuracy, corresponding to decreased vulnerability.
The prevalence of childhood asthma and allergies in Cyprus was significantly higher in urban compared to rural areas back in the year 2000, against a background of an overall low prevalence (e.g. current wheeze 6.9%) by comparison to northern European countries.
Compared to life back at home in Koŝice, she says, time [seems] to pass very slowly in Crete".
These techniques are more computationally intensive as compared to filtered back projection, but can result in reduced image noise; alternatively, iterative techniques may be used to maintain an acceptable signal-to-noise ratio and image quality with reduced radiation (Fig. 27).
