Sentence examples for comparison to lay from inspiring English sources

What remains inconclusive is how 'being from the community' enhances the experiences of those attending CDSMPs, and ultimately, encourage behaviour change in comparison to lay educators recruited elsewhere.

Women who had an RDRS trained TBA present, in comparison to a lay person, were nearly three times more likely to use misoprostol and the delivery mat; women with a regular TBA present were not more likely to use them.

What has happened already is bound to be very small in comparison to what lies ahead.

Another important shift in comparison to Thomas Aquinas lies in Henry's identification of the concepts of 'being' and 'thing', i.e. the essentialist interpretation of being.

If Congress fails to act on either pay reform or the provision of additional resources, the crisis we're facing now will pale in comparison to what lies ahead.

Kooser is often more interesting with metaphor -- where the comparison is apt to lie under a layer or two of implication -- than with simile.

The figure shows the expected outcomes, which for ease of comparison have been standardized to lie between 0 (best outcome) and 1 (worst outcome).

Leaving hospital and going home, what I've been through is nothing in comparison to the many heros lying in many hositals.

There's too much other American music passing through their hands for such a one-shot comparison to stand, and therein lies their vulnerability: they don't have a signature sound.

The advantage of the present formulation in comparison to linear layerwise theories lies in the small number of discrete layers used to model the thick composite laminate through-thickness and in the prediction of interlaminar shear stresses at the interface.

However hard it may have been to get the stimulus to the finish-line, it will prove to have been easy in comparison to the task that lies ahead.