Sentence examples for compared usually from inspiring English sources

The different models are compared (usually using an Akaïke Information Criterium, AIC) to determine which model best describes the data.

You are compared (usually unfavorably) to your brother or sister, and this hurts.

Wooden created a sports dynasty against which all others are compared, and usually pale.

This conclusion is not always true for the engagement of local government, compared to usually more active position of local health, education and social protection authorities.

One derives from evolutionary biology, and uses cross-species analyses to test statistical hypotheses; the other derives from neuroscience, and uses single-species descriptions or experimental tests comparing (usually) just two or three species.

This linkage removes the potential for bias occurring when socioeconomic status and ethnicity are measured differently in numerator (usually cancer registry) compared with denominator (usually census) data.

To borrowers, Morty is a free tool that allows them to shop and compare, which usually means lower costs associated with the loans they end up choosing.

Many trials suggest greater efficacy of dual therapy (usually with a β-lactam and a macrolide or fluoroquinolone) compared to monotherapy (usually with a β-lactam) [ 3, 7- 15].

At the weights more usual for modern amateurs, the greater density of horn and sinew compared to wood usually cancels any advantage.

Chelsea Through June 30 While he is usually compared to John James Audubon, Walton Ford may be closer in his aspirations to Herman Melville.

Those prints are usually compared with inked fingerprints from a suspect or victim of a crime.