Sentence examples for mad compared from inspiring English sources

The overall impression was frankly mad compared with the sensible uptown elegance seen at the majority of New York shows.

They're mad compared to any other league and the problem we are giving ourselves is, if we want to sell a player, there are no other leagues in the world that can afford them.

Educated mothers were significantly more likely to meet the MAD compared to mothers with no schooling.

Mothers who reported frequent antenatal visits were significantly more likely to meet the MAD compared to mothers who made no ANC visits.

Findings from a Zambian study were consistent with this finding, where results of minimum dietary diversity were similar to MAD. 51 The analysis found that higher SES women and mothers who reported frequent health service use met the MAD compared to lower SES women and women who made no health service contacts, respectively.

The aim, he says, is to improve the Waterstones shopping experience.Critics think he is mad, comparing the move to Sainsbury's inviting Tesco to set up shop within its branches.

To evaluate the significance of candidate VMRs, the VMR area (defined by genomic distance and MAD) is compared by parametric bootstrapping to a simulated data set with the same MAD and genomic distance distribution as the actual data set (detailed description in methods).

It looks mad chintzy, compared to the new MEET THE PRESS set, which looks like the TRON remake could break out on that thing at any second.

As expected, both oridonin- and H2O2-induced RARα stability were inhibited in NB4/GFP-MAD cells compared with NB4/GFP cells.

To our knowledge this is the first study to utilize a raw acceleration data based trait (i.e., MAD) in comparing two accelerometer brands among adolescents.

In this case, the knockdowns were expected to cause diffused distribution of Mad in cytoplasm compared to the negative controls where Mad predominantly localized in nucleus, making it difficult to measure the phenotype change accurately and leading, in turn, to a higher error rate and lower connectivity.