Sentence examples for good compared to the from inspiring English sources

Arterial blood gas parameters on arrival (Table 1), namely a pH of 7.022, pCO2 of 46.0 mmHg, serum potassium of 5.6 mmol/l and base excess of -20.9 mmol/l, were comparatively good, compared to the above-mentioned prognostic values.

That's looking pretty good compared to the rest of American households, whose tax returns were also due on Tuesday.

To Ms. Halvorsen, the finance minister, even the underside of the Norwegian dream looks pretty good compared to the economic nightmares elsewhere.

And politics lecturer Chris Hanretry has blogged about how ERT only looked good compared to the rest of the Greek media.

We hold less than twenty percent of the seats in Congress – and that's good compared to the corporate sector, where less than 5% of Fortune 500 CEOs are female.

Mind you, her characters have it good compared to the ensemble of "Minsk, 2011," the sustained cri de coeur from the Belarus Free Theater, which is legally banned from performing in its native country.

"Unison is campaigning for pay increases in the public sector but their pay is good compared to [the salaries] in the private and voluntary sectors".

Thus, the results from the CAESAR models are good compared to those in the literature.

The selectivity of the tpm ionophore toward the titanium (III) cation was quite good compared to those of the other studied cations.

In particular, if the original signal is sufficiently sparse, its performance with dimensionality reduction was relative good compared to that of the matrix without reduced dimensions.

Larger and more powerful locomotives were required to pull cars that handled an increasing number of passengers and goods; compared to the 23 ST locomotives crossing the bridge in the 1850s, 170 ST locomotives were the common engines 40 years later.