Sentence examples for engaged compared from inspiring English sources

Gillette has more than 2.4 million ZipDial users engaged compared to 1.63 million Facebook likes.

Forty percent of the "Prediction" group was found to be actively engaged compared to 11.67 % of the "Viewing" group.

The results indicate that those who studied gross anatomy and basic surgical skills were more likely to remain engaged compared to those who participated in gross anatomy alone.

Upon initiation of degradation, the proteasome may quickly degrade proteins with high overall levels of disorder, because its ATPase subunits spend less time to unfold these disordered proteins once they are engaged compared to proteins of similar length that are structured and need to be unfolded before they can be processed.

Johnny Minkley of Eurogamer considered that while the learning curve is steep, with the "Easy" difficulty being "less thrilling and engaging" compared to Guitar Hero, the game was "structured fabulously to nudge you gradually closer to the summit" with each successive career set and difficulty mode.

Still, as he prepared to take the oath again, Mr. Obama struck the historians as relaxed and engaged, especially compared with their last dinner with him before the election, when they sensed the tension that gripped him.

In 1972, the senior British dance critic Mary Clarke, while visiting New York, found herself listening to two dancegoers engaged in comparing New York City Ballet to the two leading Russian ballet companies, the Kirov and the Bolshoi.

Presenters on the Moscow orchestra's tour said it cost from $50,000 to $75,000 to engage it, compared to $100,000 and up for a well known orchestra, or twice that for one of the elite, like the Berlin or Vienna Philharmonic.

For political junkies, the conversation already runs seven days a week on Twitter, a platform with which Gregory, 43, has been reluctant to engage, as compared with several other TV hosts of roughly his age and stature.

After identifying the participants who were successful at long-term weight maintenance, we next investigated what behaviors these individuals were engaging in compared with those who were unsuccessful.

However, whilst mean diameter in control subjects was somewhat larger (0.1 >  P > 0.05) in those engaged in "active", compared to "light" physically active occupations (3.90 vs 4.30 mm), there was a surprising lack of effect for those in "heavy" occupations, compared to the light group (3.90 vs. 3.98 mm).