Sentence examples for compared with better from inspiring English sources

Rates are usually substantially lower compared with better hotels, since many B&B owners are renting the rooms to help pay off their mortgages or to counter empty-nest syndrome.

The Sorento is likeable as the girl next door, as talented as many of its peers if a little rough around the edges when compared with better models from Japanese competitors who have been at the game longer, and lord knows the Sorento's progenitors haven't got the cleanest record with past offspring.

Our findings support the hypothesis that freshwater conservation has been neglected, especially when compared with better studied terrestrial vertebrates, such as birds and mammals [13].

These eIF3j orthologues, however, display a very low level of identity when compared with better characterized eukaryotic eiF3j orthologues from mammals and yeast (Additional file 1: Figure S10), and they are all annotated as hypothetical proteins.

For example, in a study of childhood lead exposure and end-of-school-grade test scores, Miranda et al. (2009) observed stronger adverse associations between lead and test scores among children with worse compared with better scores.

Growing knowledge suggests, however, that EGFR-mediated tumourigenic mechanisms as well as EGFR-targeted therapeutic approaches are very different for this tumour type when compared with better understood NSCLC or colorectal cancers.

While the housing market in Oxnard may still be undervalued compared with better-known getaways, the prices can be just as steep as the surrounding dunes.

Ellis admits that his company has flown under the radar compared with better-known identity companies like Ping Identity, which was sold last year for $600 million to Vista Equity and Okta, which went public in May.

Households in the lowest consumption quintiles are generally more likely to resort to lower level care and postpone seeking care compared with better-off households.

Generally, the observed differences have been attributed to greater delay in seeking care among patients of lower socioeconomic status, compared with better-off patients, which are usually more health conscious.

Since the permanent collections of Milanese museums, except for the Brera, can't compare with better-stocked galleries in Rome, Florence or Venice, the city has taken the exhibition route, investing in crowd-pleasers with respectable curatorial credentials.