Sentence examples for compared with early from inspiring English sources

But compared with early 2011, he said, "things have not improved and maybe have even darkened".

Compared with early growth, the type commonly sold today because of environmental concerns, old-growth wood has a much tighter grain and denser composition.

Compared with early sites, today's Web pages can be quite complex, with pop-up windows, animations and programming scripts designed to enhance your Web-browsing experience.

This offset relationship suggests that late uplift of the salt dome shifted its centre compared with early uplift.

Compared with early isolates, recent H9N2 influenza viruses are much easier to infect mammals.

Teosinte productivity was significantly lower in late-glacial compared with early Holocene and modern environments.

For both groups, the authors wrote, malignant tumors "were not significantly fewer than expected" when compared with early-20th-century England.

Results are compared with early-time measurements of permeability made using a more conventional test scheme where water is forced through a sample.

Compared with early-stage lesions, advanced cervical cancer is often treated with prolonged composite modalities.

Fewer patients on late-PN developed muscle weakness as compared with early-PN (42% vs. 68%, P = 0.05).

SOD2 was significantly overexpressed in senescent cells and slightly increased in hTERT-MSCs compared with early-passage hMSCs.