Sentence examples for explicitly compared to the from inspiring English sources

"It is the first time that the roles of humans as predators are explicitly compared to the roles of other predators in food webs".

Also, the inter-subunit contacts characterized here should be explicitly compared to the h2-h2 interactions inferred by Shen et al. (2014).

However, because these studies did not require a definition of what is a barrier, the geographic barriers associated with classical ring systems could not be explicitly compared to one another, or to other barriers on the planet.

It is to no wonder that debates over possible futures involving emerging technologies are mostly grounded in debates over present day's controversial technologies [31]; thus, the new technology is implicitly (or explicitly) compared to an older one.

They are explicitly compared to Snape and Lily.

(A character from Petronius's "Satyricon," he gave lavish parties for degenerates, and Gatsby is explicitly compared to him. West Egg, of course, is where Gatsby lived).

We found that standard treatment options were almost never explicitly compared to one other.

Whole-body cryotherapy with subsequent kinesiotherapy effects in AS patients was explicitly better compared to the group of patients who received only kinesiotherapy.

*More explicitly addressed in the individual programme compared to the group approach owing to the individual character of the programme and the contracting.

The idea that people are looking for reassurance to prevent future suffering is probably reflected in the large amount of patients requesting physician assistance in dying for in due time (about 33,900 in 2010) as compared to the patients explicitly requesting physician assistance in dying for current situations (about 13,400 in 2010) [ 5].

Listen to us when we tell you explicitly: none of this compares to the pain of endometriosis.