Sentence examples for compared with the scope from inspiring English sources

But that looks modest compared with the scope of his next novel, "The Stranger's Child" (2011), which in five sections leaps from 1913 to the nineteen-twenties and on to the late sixties and the early eighties before at last depositing readers at the doorstep of our own day.

Mark Zandi, the chief economist for Moodys Analytics, said that while the settlement looked small compared with the scope of the problem, it was not necessary to erase all, or even most, of the nation's negative equity to turn the market around.

Healthcare professionals had overall satisfaction with the single-use Ambu® aScope™ than compared with the reusable scopes (Table 1).

It can be seen that there is no comparative information on most of the claimed benefits, particularly healing rates, compared with the comparators listed in the scope and to larvae (see Table  3).

Furthermore, the results have to be compared with the results obtained within the scope of studies on human toxicology.

These studies were limited in scope when compared with the potential of modern high-throughput sequencing, and only a few cases of tissue-specific reciprocal silencing were demonstrated.

The scope also requested cost analysis for the E-vita open plus compared with the three comparators from an NHS and personal social services perspective.

Yet, compared with the past, there is a little more scope for criticism, a lot more opportunity to travel, and slightly less of a sense of crisis.

Compared with the Airtraq ® and the Pentax Airway Scope ®, the standard non-channeled blade King Vision™ VL has the thinnest and shortest stature (26 mm vs. 28 mm and 49 mm and 13 mm vs. 18 mm and 131 mm, respectively) and the widest field of view (160° vs. 80° and 90°, respectively), the dimensions of which may make it superior for those with limited mouth opening.

To evaluate the cost effectiveness of soft tissue injury management by emergency nurse practitioners (ENPs) and extended scope physiotherapists (ESPs) compared with the routine care provided by doctors in an emergency department (ED).

The scope and scan themselves are nothing compared with the pain, upset and physical indignities of the preparation procedure.