Sentence examples for interesting in comparison to from inspiring English sources

Our estimates of the effect of VR are also quite interesting in comparison to estimates from studies looking at financial and non-financial incentives to increase the attachment of disability beneficiaries to the labor market.

Interesting, in comparison to women without breast complaints the women with premenstrual mastodynia had significantly lower serum progesterone values and these low levels were in the pathologic range indicating a corpus luteum insufficiency (Fig. 2) which is a common reason for infertility.

It was sort of interesting in comparison to Wendy Davis' filibuster; I would say her filibuster was way more severe.

This is particularly interesting in comparison to ATPases that demonstrate PIX or H2O exchange with Pi at appreciable rates.

Whilst this has a value within itself, it is also interesting in comparison to data for the dog population as a whole in Sweden.

"I Came to Believe," a gospel confession brought along brightly by a piano backing, is interesting mostly in comparison to Cash's subsequent recording of the same song with Rubin, which was released posthumously on "American V: A Hundred Highways".

Moreover, rapidity and robustness are the most profound and interesting properties in comparison to the classical scheme.

As a result, it can be observed, that seasonal heat storage in mines represents a very interesting alternative in comparison to the established concepts.

Further, the bacterial glycosidases demonstrated interesting characteristics in comparison to the fungal enzymes.

In the second application, we have adopted this method to predict the most significant point mutation for a given sequence in terms of its structural effect on the wildtype, and provided interesting results in comparison to other known methods.

It is also interesting that in comparison to other Swiss study cohorts a high percentage of pathologists reported having a positive tuberculin skin test during their time in pathology [ 70- 72].