Sentence examples for instances compared with from inspiring English sources

Even with only half of the 54 uniformed patrol officers wearing cameras at any given time, the department over all had an 88 percent decline in the number of complaints filed against officers, compared with the 12 months before the study, to 3 from 24. Rialto's police officers also used force nearly 60 percent less often — in 25 instances, compared with 61.

For the final four instances, compared with the optimal reduction potential, Alg Hung showed an increase varying from 6.72 to 19.64.

An imbalanced class distribution occurs when the class of interest, in this case spam reviews, has relatively few instances compared with the class that is not of interest (non-spam) reviews.

This extra latency can be found in Figure 9A, where the filtered result in red of Twice Half-Window Gaussian filter is pushed toward right for additional 2 time instances compared with the filtered result in blue of Half-Window filter (Figure 11A).

Environmental units were more effective than forest ecosystems in 33 instances compared with forest ecosystems that were more effective in 22 instances, and 5 had similar results (Fig. 2).. Differences in values, however, were often relatively small.

For instance, compared with their American counterparts, German managers were collecting pocket change.

(Twenty-seven percent of Texans lack health insurance, for instance, compared with 21 percent of Californians).

They were down 18.2percentt in October, for instance, compared with a decrease of 8.3percentt for men's apparel, according to SpendingPulse, a report by MasterCard Advisors.

Deep-seated problems can be hard to fix — a life expectancy of 57, for instance, compared with 79 for North Dakotans as a whole.

For instance, compared with 2007, he predicted growth of 26.5percentt for search-engine marketing, 60.8percentt for social media and 54.2percentt for online video.

Those patients now form a majority of hospice consumers, and their average stays are far longer — 86 days for Alzheimer's patients, for instance, compared with 44 for those with lung cancer, according to the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission.