Sentence examples for compared with records from inspiring English sources
Poor Homo sapiens -- compared with records like that, the Beijing competition is just a modest exercise.
The results for the upper Olduvai polarity transition obtained from this study were compared with records from ODP Site 983 (Mazaud and Channell 1999; Channell et al. 2002).
The analyses and interpretation of the logging data in terms of drilled depths, construction details and profiles of soils/rocks penetrated were compared with records obtained from the supervising geologist/driller to check for similarities and discrepancies.
Sequences were compared with records in GenBank before proceeding with library preparation steps.
Data from the first three study years on 260 children was compared with records from their family practitioner as an external reference.
Compared with records in AFND on Europeans, some population differences in allele frequencies were observed, such as those for *12 02 and *12 01.
Meanwhile, Debenhams reported flat like-for-like sales for the 18 weeks to January 2. The performance was muted when compared with record sales gains for John Lewis and House of Fraser, but its deputy chief executive Michael Sharp said Christmas profits were up for the second year in a row, which would not necessarily be true of rival chains.
The results from the implementation of the proposed hybrid method are compared with recorded data at the hydrometric station at the outlet of the catchment and the results derived from the fully hydrodynamic model FLOW-R2D.
Self-reported falls were compared with recorded falls on GP computerised records.
During propofol sedation, the N100 component has been reported to decrease in amplitude and to delay in latency as compared with recording before the beginning of propofol infusion [ 5].
Now suppose we can use YEAR to partition the records by publication date (DP field), then records of a certain year from one search engine only need to compare with records from other search engines of the same year.
