Sentence examples for compared with changing from inspiring English sources

The compositional changes are tracked and compared with changing optical properties.

But changing the give way rule – so often urged on France, where technically it is still in force – is nothing compared with changing which side of the road you drive on.

Similarly, the electrical resistivity of the samples was compared with changing temperature and composition (Fig. 4).

In retrospect, it seems to be a general rule that implementing market institutions is relatively easy, compared with changing existing state institutions, in which the ruling elites tend to have a vested interest.

Changing the anion of the IC-catalyst is a more effective way to increase the reactivity compared with changing the cation, and the order is PF−6>AlCl−4>BF−4>AsF−6>SbF−6> AlF−4>CF3CO−2>CF3SO−3>NO−3>Cl−.

Compared with changing the water of hookah basin in a daily basis, the OR (95% CI) doing this practice once a week or less frequently was 1.32; 95% CI, 0.57 3.02).

Compared with simply changing individual risk behaviors, changing the pattern of behavioral connections between HIV positive and HIV negative individuals through behavioral network-based preventive measures may have more impact on HIV epidemic at population level, which provides a new strategy for developing and implementing community-based prevention programs [ 14, 26- 28].

He believes the tide is turning in his direction — nine thousand children in foster care in New York City compared with fifty thousand, changing views on drugs — but each time a child is murdered by a parent some gain is lost.

Many Americans still say they have a strong desire to own their own home, but the overall appeal of renting compared with owning is changing, the survey found.

Both dat-1 and vt29 lines demonstrated an increase in the number of revertants in M9 as compared with water without changing the length of reversion events, although this effect was greatest in vt29 animals.

The schedule didn't matter — a year in a newborn's life is a rush compared with never-changing Cairo.