Sentence examples for figures in comparison to from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, psychiatric disturbances (hallucinations) in this sample accounted for only 1 specialist and 1 GP consultation, which seem quite low figures, in comparison to the known frequency and severity of such ailment in PD patients [ 12, 13].

Producers hope to capture the attention of Catholics around the world, but also expect a sizeable audience of non-believers to see the film, so great is the interest in a pope seen as a pioneering, unorthodox figure in comparison to his predecessors.

This is a miniscule figure in comparison to the broader investment market.

Caxias was held to be a minor figure in comparison to Erval.

This view is reinforced by the rendering of God in the outer panels as a tiny figure in comparison to the immensity of the earth.

Gregory's work received little scholarly attention in the West until the mid-twentieth century, and he was historically treated as a minor figure in comparison to Basil the Great or Gregory of Nazianzus.

Matilda has attracted relatively little attention from modern English academics, being treated as a marginal figure in comparison to other contemporaries, particularly her rival Stephen, in contrast to the work carried out by German scholars on her time in the Empire.

This is a low figure in comparison to calculated breast absorbed doses of 20 50 mGy reported for MDCT [ 28– 33].

This can be seen as a white region on the upper regions of image capture Figure 5C, in comparison to the autofluorescence image (Figure 5D), where this white region comes up as a black area.

This week's American mass shooting figures pale in comparison to the number of attacks and victims over the past few weeks.

As an illustration, please, see the imatinib example in Figure 9 (in comparison to Figure 8a) that the reader might find interesting.