Sentence examples for fewer in comparison from inspiring English sources
This is a striking result since the parameters employed by BACH are fewer in comparison with other KBPs, and no optimization on decoy sets was used to boost the performance.
The latest figures from the Department of Transportation show that in March, when fuel was a far more modest $3.22 a gallon, Americans drove 11 billion miles (17.7 billion km) fewer in comparison with a year earlier.
Electrochemical methods (Figure 18) are fewer in comparison to optical methods, however, they are highly desirable for all surface confined sensing applications.
In this study, the LN metastases in mice treated with Ki23057 were significantly smaller and fewer in comparison with the metastases detected in the controls.
If most of the cases are, in fact, done in the junior years and the cases are fewer in comparison to the past, then one wonders whether we are graduating "competent" breast surgeons.
The first and previously unknown finding is that the normal-looking neurons, albeit markedly fewer in comparison with the fairly normal adjacent cortex, can be found in the appropriate cortical laminae, which suggests that a certain proportion are properly generated and migrated.
Finally, (4) the number of genes differentially expressed between stages support phylogenetic expectations (that is, are fewer in comparisons between D. simulans and D. sechellia) for all stages except the early pupal stage.
Battle deaths in fighting between the military and the Tutsi rebels have been relatively few in comparison.
Specific applications of fuzzy logic in project management are relatively few in comparison to other application areas.
In addition, Italian immigrants were settling in Africa; though relatively few in comparison with the population as a whole, they provided the impetus to expand.
Radio listeners, too few in comparison to make a "win" meaningful, could still hear the vice president's surprising reluctance to disagree with or even answer Kennedy on many points, instead dwelling on a boring comparison of Eisenhower's and Truman's statistics, in a futile attempt to present himself as a "new Nixon".
