Sentence examples for compared to institutions from inspiring English sources

OK, it would be nice if we all made queen of puddings and took a bit more care about composting but the fact is that households, in spite of the headline figures, waste very little compared to institutions (like universities, schools and - way at the top - prisons).

Using panel data on state appropriations at hundreds of public institutions between 1976 and 1996, a study by the economist Brad Humphreys estimates that institutions that joined Division I-A gained $6 million in appropriations on average, compared to institutions with no change in division status.

Institutions from Northern and Southern states had higher mean website scores compared to institutions from Eastern states (14.4 ± 3.2 and 14.2 ± 3.2 vs. 13.0 ± 3.0, P < 0.001).

The healthcare delivery in private institutions may be more patient centered compared to public institutions thus generating high satisfaction levels.

Patients treated in these hospitals showed a two-fold lower initiation rate for chemotherapy compared to teaching institutions, suggesting deficiencies in access to oncology services.

They've regained popularity from the low point of the late Musharraf years and are pretty well respected in all of the opinion polling data I've seen, compared to other institutions.

But we're still tiny compared to U.S. institutions.

Their statutory capital requirements are thin and poorly defined as compared to other institutions.

Enquete Commissions have been compared to research institutions before mostly by way of criticising what, after all, was meant to be a political project.

The number of transfer students joining the student body each year is relatively low, compared to other institutions.

At Dartmouth, 85percentt of tenured faculty are white, while less than five percent are Asian American: by far the worst compared to peer institutions where this data is available.