Sentence examples for compared to the absolute from inspiring English sources

This is nothing compared to the absolute evil of the Holocaust!' And if it is nothing compared to the Holocaust then you can continue.

Compared to the absolute control Spain exerted in their pomp, this was like listening to a symphony with the sound down.

The approximations for other terms in the scoring function make this overestimation less significant compared to the absolute binding energy determined by the FMO method when used in isolation.

However, since the same musical piece might be played in a different tonality or even tempo; therefore, a relative representation of the pitch and duration is preferable compared to the absolute representation that was proposed in [23].

Interestingly, compared to the absolute measurements, the regional COVs were reduced in seven out of ten regions for rCBF PET, but increased in eight out of ten for rCBF CT.

The chemical behaviour in solution state is compared to the absolute configuration of the gallium complexes to improve the understanding of any factors which may influence the biological properties of the metallo-organic complexes.

Amongst the subgroups with evidence of dual infection, in the HIV positive egg+IgEhi group, the absolute values were lower for all lymphocyte populations, compared to the overall absolute counts for the entire HIV positive group (Table 1).

To determine if the intervention differently affected the magnitude of learning, the mean absolute error for the 12 pre-intervention trials was compared to the mean absolute error for the 12 post-test trials.

Therefore, absolute value of log2 fold change > 1 corresponds to a 2× difference in expression in one sex compared to the other, absolute value of log2 fold change > 1.5 represents roughly a 3× increase, and absolute value of log2 fold change > 2 corresponds to a 4× difference.

These age based accelerometer cutpoints may provide a more accurate representation of one's PA intensity compared to the current absolute cutpoints and are useful when retrospectively re-analyzing activity data originally classified using Freedson et al.'s absolute cutpoints.

Compared to the mean absolute and relative increase between the first and the second legBD measurement, the corresponding limbBF increases were significantly higher (P <.001 for both).