Sentence examples for is in compared from inspiring English sources

"It is very sad to see the condition the memorial is in, compared with when the village was in use.

This spectral feature difference may arise from the structural form that the localised area of the DOPC lipid is in compared to the average for the bulk material.

The real trick is in comparing the two images and locating the identical pixels reliably as the images whiz by as fast as 132 stereo frames a second.

Goodman, the sociologist, noted surprise at how "strikingly disinterested" CDCR is in comparing recidivism rates between fire camp and general inmate population parolees.

Their main similarity is in comparing IPR risk along with economic risk and/or political risk.

Differences in intercepts are in comparing issues not relevant, for cancellation of intercepts in subsequent assessments.

For instance, in New Jersey 8.8percentt of employment is in manufacturing, compared with 11percentt nationally.

Just imagine how different the weather is in Florida compared to Canada.

Seventy-six percent of those polled said the economy is in recession, compared with 22% who said it's not.

They begin to realize that there is pleasure in comparing food and there is pleasure in eating food.

(In 2013-14, only 6.8% of learning disabled people were in work, compared with 7% in 2012-13).