Sentence examples for compared with commands from inspiring English sources

Directed commands were found by Siassakos et al 34 to be more likely to be executed, compared with commands called out 'in the air' that were less likely to lead to action.

The great revelation about the original GUI interface on the Mac compared with command-line interfaces was that it made it easier to shift information around between apps; iOS on both the iPhone and iPad has apparently forgotten this fact, which Samsung (on TouchWiz Android on large screens) and Windows 8 (on the Surface) have both shown to be a useful function.

And all of these can be compared with consultative commands 'can, will, could, would, won't, can't you do it…'.

Simplicity: The graphical user interface is simple to use compared with running commands through an R terminal window.

He ran an amateur operation; the ransoms he received were paltry compared with those commanded by someone like Nwaeze.

Giant companies such as Microsoft, GE, HSBC, American Express and Intel already employ thousands of people in India.The lure is a well-educated English-speaking workforce whose wages, compared with those commanded by Americans and Britons, are peanuts.

Kennedy has been compared with Mussina; each commands the low fastball at his best.

The brothel sold her to men for just $2.50, compared with the $10 commanded by the lighter-skinned Srey Neth.

In 1986, he had a contract with Ebel, but it was probably worth peanuts compared with what players command today.

For example, the following identifies the closest gene (within 5 kb) to each intergenic SNP: This example illustrates several powerful features of pybedtools that confer additional functionality and greatly simplify analyses as compared with the BEDTools command line utilities (see Supplementary Material for an analogous experiment with BEDTools).

The PROC MIXED command of the SAS program was used to determine the effect of tea compared with the control.