Sentence examples for compared to products from inspiring English sources

In a short video denouncing the use of plastic microbeads, the Story of Stuff contends that the real reason companies use plastic beads is financial: plastic beads are gentler on the skin, which means consumers are more likely to use them daily, compared to products with the rougher plant-based exfoliators.

"Compared to other products, Notch allows scalability from one to dozens of sensors and cost savings up to 10 times compared to products utilizing similar principles".

The latest flat-screen TV from JVC was immensely boring when compared to products like the Ouya, the Pebble, or the Oculus.

Products for children like textiles or personal care products are not liable to fulfill stricter standards compared to products for adults, and hence they can contain harmful substances.

The results showed that as-synthesized products with higher generations of dendrimer, have more adsorption capacity compared to products with lower generations of dendrimer and sole chitosan.

Extruded solid solutions (i.e. the end product of HME) offer greater thermodynamic stability compared to products prepared by alternative processes such as spray drying, solvent evaporation and other hot melt methods.

The resulting pattern is compared to product- and service-oriented work systems.

It may be worth noting that the significance is much stronger in both cases when examining the relationship with marketing innovations (1%) compared to product innovations (10%).

Compared to product design, a broader range of knowledge is required to Product-Service System (PSS) design, since both products and services are included in its design space.

In our paper we address leadership behaviors and empowerment in IPS2, trying to shed light on qualitative structural differences compared to product- and service-oriented work systems.

The use of natural products are considered safe as compared to synthetic products, so the beliefs on using the synthetic products is decreasing compared to natural products [ 2].