Sentence examples for drop in comparison to from inspiring English sources
The results show a performance drop in comparison to the results of the tenfold cross-validation experiments.
We observe a small performance drop in comparison to the simulated-target prediction experiment that did not include external ligands.
Between 1993 and 2008/09 the latter enjoyed a greater burglary drop in comparison to the decline experienced by two car households (last column, Table 1).
Of course, the money UHW spends helping corporate San Francisco's favorite candidates is just a tiny drop in comparison to the tens of millions of dollars that SEIU has devoted to the UHW cause.
At the end of season, all the absolute counts showed a significant drop in comparison to the middle of the season (P always < 0.05), being much similar to those noticed at the beginning of the championship.
Indeed, psychophysiology has been associated with intrusive memory development; at the time of viewing a specific film scene that is later recalled as an intrusive memory, heart rate has been shown to drop in comparison to the rest of film viewing (Chou, Marca, Steptoe, & Brewin, 2014; Holmes et al., 2004).
On Tuesday 3 November a YouGov poll conducted for The Daily Telegraph appeared to show that public support for the industrial action had dropped in comparison to a similar poll conducted two weeks earlier.
November's monthly drop paled in comparison to a record fall in October, when falling car sales dragged broader retail numbers down by a revised 2.9percentt.
No staff in the intervention group dropped out, in comparison to one carer in the control group who received no intervention.
Tangram's sensitivity to L1 events reported in the Stewart et al. data set drops markedly in comparison to the PCR-validated events.
In his Bloomberg piece, Mark Whitehouse, who calls the dip "small" in comparison to the drop-off in tourism after 9/11, notes that the US dollar saw a two percent gain in value against European currencies, which makes US travel a tiny bit pricier.
