Sentence examples for compared with so from inspiring English sources

It's been 10 years now, and "SpongeBob" still seems refreshing and innocent compared with so much other precocious children's programming.

Which as I sat in the Maggie's centre did make me think about how privileged my position is compared with so many others with cancer diagnoses.

But compared with so many books about Israel, "Like Dreamers" — a reference from Psalm 126 about the Jews returning to Zion — is not a polemic, or even an argument.

Yet compared with so many so-called luxury goods products, often fabricated from ordinary materials in countries where workers earn $2 a day, Tod's shoes have an inherent value.

It led me to reflect, mid-spoonful, on one of the odder and more overlooked aspects of this Canadian team — the unfortunate truth that only three players on the ice — Patrice Bergeron, Martin St . Louis and Marc-Edouard Vlasic — were from Quebec (a fourth, Roberto Luongo, remained on the bench for the game), compared with so many more in years past (eight Quebecois in '76 alone!).

Intraperitoneal fat index and the size of adipocyte in intraperitoneal fat decreased in higher BSO intake compared with SO group (P < 0.05).

They say these emissions are insignificant compared with so-called background radiation that is constantly raining down from outer space or seeping up from the earth's crust, not to mention emanating from manmade sources like X-rays, luminous watches and smoke detectors.

The main findings of our meta-analysis are that FO-containing LEs may reduce infections and may be associated with a tendency toward fewer MV days compared with SO-based strategies or administration of other alternative LEs in ICU patients.

In a secondary analysis of data from the International Nutrition Survey, Edmunds et al. [ 7] demonstrated that FO-containing LEs were able to reduce the duration of mechanical ventilation (MV) and time of intensive care unit (ICU) discharge alive compared with SO-based LEs.

However, commercial payers only reimburse for procedures that have been clinically validated, and many disruptive innovations, by virtue of being recent entrants to the market, do not yet have peer-reviewed research to support their efficacy compared with so-called "gold standard" treatment interventions.

Results were expressed as fold change compared with controls so that the scale is comparable in the studies of neurogenesis in both human and mouse brains.