Sentence examples for compared to toe from inspiring English sources

Perceived height was not statistically compared to toe elevation as the goals are different in the two tasks.

To examine if the perception of obstacle height influenced the action of stepping over the obstacle, the height judgment was compared to toe elevation when stepping over the obstacle in the first and last five obstacle crossing trials.

This finding might be either due to the higher sensitivity of CMR compared to TOE or due to its lower specificity caused by respiratory motion artefacts during CMR.

The lower spatial resolution of CMR compared to CT or TOE limits its diagnostic role in suspected IE. The presence of an off-resonance artefact, particularly at 3.0 Tesla, can hinder the use of SSFP sequences in aortic valve imaging, often requiring the use of gradient echo (GRE) cine imaging [23].

Compared to females, toe-out landing position in males trended towards a greater increase in knee flexion moment at initial contact (Δ = 2.52 ± 1.37, p = 0.068), a greater reduction in peak knee abduction moment (Δ = 1.09 ± 0.631, p = 0.085), and a greater reduction in knee abduction angle at initial contact (Δ = 1.42 ± 0.792°, p = 0.075).

The total consumption of fossil fuels increased to 67 million tons of oil equivalent (TOE) in 2014 compared to 28.6 million TOE in 1990 [2].

The avant-garde looks that walk the runway at New York Fashion Week seem tame compared to the head-to-toe creations on display during the Brancott Estate World of WearableArt awards show, held every spring in Wellington, New Zealand.

Geotechnical design revealed a longer toe compared to heel for shredded tire backfill to maintain stability; however, a shorter footing was needed to maintain overall stability compared to that of granular backfill.

Finally, the Laetoli prints offer no evidence that these individuals were walking at fast speeds, since high speed walking also produces prints with much larger toe compared to heel depths for both gaits (see Table 1).

Note the relative severity in the toes compared to the hands.

Falconidae have relatively narrow toes compared to other raptors.