Sentence examples for concerned compared from inspiring English sources
As far as I am concerned, compared to many other life-forms, deer and people are practically the same thing".
United's broadcast revenues have dipped substantially by 37.4%, although most of this is being put down to the fact the Red Devils played only one home Champions League game during the period concerned compared to two 12 months ago.
As far as the linear coefficient value (R 2) was concerned, compared with the Freundlich model, the linear coefficient value (R 2) of the Langmuir isotherm model was greater than the other one, which indicated that the equilibrium adsorption data fitted the Langmuir isotherm better.
Residents cared less about extreme weather causing droughts or flooding (60percentt "somewhat" or "very" concerned compared to the 63percentt average), or the quality of lakes, rivers, and streams (65percentt vs. 79percentt average).
On the other hand, the p110β isoform has not been concerned compared with the p110α until a very recent study demonstrating kinase-dependent and -independent functions of PI3K p110β in cell growth and oncogenic transformation [ 27].
As far as we are concerned, compared to apoptosis and autophagy, the researchers did not pay enough attention to necrosis due to the traditional viewpoint that it cannot be modulated and intervened.
Mr. Greene said he was not concerned, comparing it with the Apple phenomenon.
Given that the small-cap return tripled that of the large-cap fund, I find the small-cap inflows much less concerning compared to those of the large-cap fund.
Fifty two percent of respondents indicated that patient confidentiality with PDAs was no more concerning compared to use of other technologies.
The next step in the validation process concerns comparing the jet-flame development between LES and the schlieren and pulsed TV holography data.
We find that direct losses from predation are secondary concerns compared to development measures despite these losses being comparable to other tiger landscapes.
