Sentence examples for compared to nature from inspiring English sources
Such as Catriona Nicholson, Barra's only surfer, which, she told Davey, gives her a deep respect for the sea: "Fighting the ocean reminds you how small you are compared to nature; it gets your adrenaline going".
The works of these early artists depicted dramatic landscapes and man's relative insignificance compared to nature.
Figure 9 shows the delivery efficiency of antisense into hMSC and antisense delivery decreased network formation of BM-hMSC compared to nature and scrambled group.
To observe the network formation potential of BM derived hMSC with reduced expression compared to nature cells, BM-hMSC were seeded in 24-well plates and transfected as described.
The major difference between growth in nature and growth in aerobic, stirred bioreactors is probably that oxygen can be taken up efficiently in the bioreactor, and consequently respiration is expected to be much more efficient in our experiments compared to nature.
Controversy still exists on how much nurture as compared to nature contributes to apparent racial and cultural differences in IQ scores [ 9- 13].
"Nothing compares to nature and its own intricate design," Train points out.
This might be due to the progressive nature of the chemical agents induced injuries, compared to constant nature of the defects on extremities [ 29].
Falls were significantly higher in the age of 45 years and above as compared to other nature of injuries.
From a physics point of view, Schrödinger argues, life seems something highly exceptional, aberrational even, compared to abiotic nature.
