Sentence examples for involved compared to from inspiring English sources

Because of the large currents involved compared to high-voltage AC system, the DC copper contact wire is made from heavier gage material.

A crystalline-like organization of the molecules allows high current density but low luminance efficiency since an excessive electron current flow is involved compared to the hole one, and the recombination rate is poor.

Results from a conducted case study in heavy automotive component assembly show that manufacturing engineers have been more actively involved compared to manufacturing operators during the early phases of the studies NPD.

"It is of considerable concern that there appears to be inequality in treatment where state agencies, in this case the military, are involved, compared to non-state or paramilitary suspects," her report states.

Analysis by the think tank IPPR North in 2011 concluded the government's National Infrastructure Plan allocated £2,731 of transport spending per head in London and the South East, in projects where public funding was involved, compared to £5 per head in the North East.

Within epithelial ovarian cancer histotypes we noted that mucinous and to a lesser extent clear cell cases appeared to have fewer CNAs and a smaller proportion of the genome was involved compared to the other subtypes (Figure S1).

Further analysis of the phylogenetic relationship between the 17 ancient donkeys involved comparing them to 433 previously published mtDNA D-loop sequences from donkeys around the world.

The first analysis involved comparing the response to recombinant Msg fragments with the response to protein expressed from the pET vector without insert.

Corroboration involved comparing model predictions to four well-monitored contrasting habitat sites within the Maurepas Basin, Louisiana, USA.

Transcripts were coded and thematically analysed, which involved comparing emerging findings to those in the existing qualitative literature on hip and knee surgery.

Manchin may be pretending to be more worried than he really is, given that the Republicans nominated a Senate candidate whose big media splash involved comparing no-smoking regulations to the Nazis' actions.