Sentence examples for compared to leaving from inspiring English sources

People hate it when rape is compared to theft, and wearing sex-signal clothing is compared to leaving your door unlocked.

The effect is sometimes compared to leaving a refrigerator door open, with cold air flooding the kitchen even as warm air enters the refrigerator.

This is to be expected as leaving out a GPCR at the time leaves out a much larger and congeneric part of the data set compared to leaving out a randomized fraction.

A recent Atlantic Monthly article describes how researchers measured the physiological responses of individuals composing either romantic emails or voicemails and found that the written word sets hearts more aflutter when compared to leaving our loving feelings "after the beep".

Our study indicated that GP attrition was an unlikely cause of transient because in each year we found slightly more GPs arrived in the ACT (22), compared to leaving (21).

Other factors that were associated with increased risk of fatigue were being female (OR: 2.08; 95 % CI: 1.16 - 3.73) and leaving school at age 15 – 18 years compared to leaving school at age <15 years (OR: 1.95; 95 % CI: 1.06 - 3.61).

In males, there were more whorls in right thumb compared to left.

Subsequent contrasts revealed larger P400 amplitudes at central sites compared to left, p <.0001, and right hemispheric sites, p <.0001.

For the ACL-deficient leg, CSA for quadriceps in women was smaller in right injured legs compared to left injured legs (p<0.05).

Compared to "Leaves of Grass," "Jack Engle" feels cynical, claustrophobic, and paranoid.

Leaves from dwarf trees are isotopically lighter than compared to leaves from tall trees (Fig. 3).