Sentence examples for compared to live from inspiring English sources

Imputed values of dead tree components and species composition exhibited greater IPR, proportion no tally near 0.5, and greater magnitudes of imputation deviations compared to live tree components, indicating greater uncertainties.

Heat killed cells exhibited limited Cs and Sr binding as compared to live cells highlighting the importance of cell viability for optimal binding.

Compared to live cells (3.5 kPa), the stiffness of PFA treated cells (4% C PFA treated cell is 18 kPa) gradually increases with higher C PFA. Fig. 4 a Optical image of AFM tips positioning on the target cell.

Compared to live cells, the slope of fixed cells approach curve is steeper, indicating a significantly larger Young's modulus for fixed cells Fig. 5 Young's modulus for varying PFA concentrations in fibroblast cells.

Admission also costs a lot less, generally less than $200; compared to live events with ticket prices in the ballpark of $1,000 or more per pass, virtual summits offer an affordable way to gain access to the same basic knowledge and content you'd get from a live event.

Finally, while both services allow users to refine results by brand, seller or related terms, I like that Google includes this at the top of results without an additional click: its easier to notice (compared to Live Product's very clean, but easy to miss drop down links) and it saves a click.

Compared to living in the Manhattan bubble, our new digs felt very — American.

Living in a box sounds positively cozy compared to living in a tent in Mountain View, home to Google's headquarters.

And these Japanese-born dancers, partners in life as well as onstage, have been compared to living statues.

"Compared to living in a white box in a glass tower, these places feel much more like home.

Compared to living with a host, living in a shared apartment with other study abroad students can provide more flexibility in lifestyle and feel more social.