Sentence examples for compared to entering from inspiring English sources

Alexander's foray from the beltway to address hackers at Caesar's Palace had been compared to entering the lion's den.

Vasquez tried to take in everything, a process that he compared to entering one's mother-in-law's house for the first time: "I have the same curiosity".

"If they succeed, they will have to ask themselves how many of the millions who voted for UKIP last week will stay with the party?" David Cameron is to venture north to Edinburgh to meet the SNP leadership of Scotland for a meeting one Scottish paper compared to "entering the lion's den".

NO3-N and DRP concentrations measured in storm flow were significantly greater exiting the course compared to those entering the course.

This study aims to compare the characteristics, psychosocial functioning and treatment outcome of those legally coerced into cannabis treatment compared to those entering treatment without legal coercion.

Compared to patients entering the health system in 2005, those that were tested in subsequent years were less likely to have CKD, P < 0.001.

Possible future work could investigate the differences in attitudes towards working in Malawi after the premedical year compared to students entering medical school with A-levels.

This suggests that Ca2+ released from the ER has preferential access to activation of CaMKII and/or PKC isoforms compared to Ca2+ entering across the plasma membrane, perhaps due to subcellular localization of these enzymes.

A non-significant trend was also reported for entrants to medical schools using the UKCAT as a threshold or factor in the admissions process to be more likely to have attended a state (non-grammar) school compared to those entering institutions placing less emphasis on the test scores.

Across the five arms there is a linear trend showing that mice made more errors to arms entered earlier within the trial compared to arms entered later in the trial, thus implying greater memory of the recently experienced arms.

Outcomes research literature has many examples of high-quality, reliable patient-reported outcome (PRO) data entered directly by electronic means, ePRO, compared to data entered from original results on paper.