Sentence examples for impoverished compared from inspiring English sources

Even chimp milk is impoverished compared with ours.

It discusses that the intellectual life of all western society is increasingly being split into two polar groups: ''Literary intellectuals at one pole at the other scientists.'' Literary intellectuals are impoverished compared to their scientific coevals because they have no concept of the natural order of things as revealed by the scientific edifice of the physical world.

Using nine microsatellite markers, we show that the population is genetically impoverished compared to nearby populations in Sweden, but less so than monitoring programs suggested.

Our study shows that the last Maculinea arion population in Denmark is only somewhat genetically impoverished compared to the larger, closest populations in southern Sweden [ 20].

Movement might still be possible, but only after reconfiguration of the network, and is likely to be impoverished compared with the natural state.

The Commission recently published biosecurity guidance, offering advice on steps that can be taken to avoid accidentally spreading damaging organisms on clothes, footwear, vehicles, etc. "The fact that we are an island has helped us, because we are fairly impoverished compared with the European mainland," explained Hugh Evans, head of Forest Research in Wales.

Dreaming plays an important role in this context because in nonlucid dreams, according to Metzinger (2003, 2009), phenomenal selfhood is impoverished as compared to standard wake states.

The deep Mediterranean Megafauna is significantly impoverished when compared with similar Atlantic and Pacific ecosystems [239].

When an environmental effect was detected, but the interaction between environment x injury (SNI or Sham) was not significant, the values for enriched versus impoverished were compared by 1-tailed unpaired t-test for neuropathic and sham animals.

The sales pitch stresses what is called the purity of the waters around impoverished North Korea compared with the more polluted seas around industrialized Japan and South Korea.

CSs from an impoverished area compared to a more affluent area were more likely to experience an Ambulatory-Care-Sensitive Hospitalisation.