Sentence examples for ground when compared from inspiring English sources

Americans are generally stunned to learn that their schools perform poorly and have been losing ground when compared to those of industrialized nations abroad.

The overleaf treatment with a well-developed canopy showed 18% of higher deposit on the plant and 37% less losses to the ground when compared to the traditional treatment, whereas no difference was found in losses to the ground when there was less foliage.

The top of the list held its ground when compared to 2016's results, according to this latest report.

The increase in lateral load capacity when combined with increasing axial loading is more for higher sloped ground when compared with the increase in capacity for increasing axial load on a lesser sloped ground.

For both soils, the biochar application rates of 20 and 30 t ha−1 with 50 kg N ha−1 were found to significantly increase above ground biomass when compared to most treatment combinations and control.

Studies in African drylands demonstrate the importance of such caveats by showing that there are non-zero tree densities where the benefits of improved soil infiltration can greatly exceed evaporation losses and can substantially increase, rather than deplete, ground water when compared to treeless areas (Ilstedt et al. 2016).

Irradiation did not affect (P > 0.05) consumer acceptability of ground beef patties when compared to untreated samples, but hydrostatic pressure caused decreased acceptability (P < 0.05) when compared to other treatments.

The results show that the integrated stochastic medium technique – genetic programming (SMT-GP) gives the smallest error on the ground subsidence data when compared to traditional finite element method.

We hypothesized that females with a history of a second/third metatarsal stress fracture will demonstrate differences in ankle kinematics, kinetics and ground reaction forces when compared with a group of age-matched females with no stress fracture history.

These authors further showed that malignant lesions more likely had a larger ratio of solid to ground-glass component when compared to benign lesions (atypical adenomatous hyperplasia or AAH, focal fibrosis, and chronic granulomatous inflammation).

The contrast recovery coefficient (CRC) was used to identify the algorithm that best preserves the contrast between the region of interest rand the background region b, when compared to the ground truth contrast.