Sentence examples for comparison to live from inspiring English sources

These mucosal immune responses are lessened when exposed to heat-treated bacteria in comparison to live organisms, suggesting that such mechanisms involve the metabolic products of bacterial activity as well as bacterial cell-receptor mediated sensing (Macpherson and Uhr, 2004).

However, IRL immunization conferred an inferior protection in comparison to live bacterial infection.

2) Have students note the use of modern birds in the "Dino-Facts". Comparison to living organisms is a useful tool for scientist working with the past.

"To live in the best suite of rooms in the best hotels in any part of Europe is strict economy in comparison to living at Plandome Park, Long Island," Mrs. Burnett wrote in 1914.

That's low in comparison to living in Amsterdam, which has the highest tax rate in Europe.

Charles Geisst, a finance professor at Manhattan College and the author of Wall Street: A History, said Bernanke's successor would have some tough comparisons to live up to.

Based on marks on the skulls and comparisons to living animals, the muscles of the jaws could be added to the model to give the heads real bite.

The biotas of the period are fairly modern in aspect, and so their life habits and environmental requirements can be reconstructed with relative confidence from comparisons to living relatives.

Having established the trend, we use the more current data from the 2007 GSS to examine the demographic, cultural, and socio-economic profiles of men and women living alone in comparison to those living with someone to validate whether indeed at mid-life, persons who are living alone are more vulnerable to poverty.

As I write this, I am aware of how my memories pale in comparison to the lived experience of these friends' families, of too many Israeli families; I'm lucky the violence never crept any closer.

We worry our pain might be trivial in comparison to what lives within the everyday lives of others.