Sentence examples for managed compared to from inspiring English sources

The gene amoA was detected across more sites than nifH and was strongly influenced by land-use, with almost consistently greater abundance in managed compared to remnant sites, particularly for North-West and South-West Victoria.

"The problem is that the global image of champagne is very well managed compared to that of cava," Mr Creamer explains.

However, because the headwater streams are small and numerous, their roles are typically underestimated and they are poorly managed compared to the larger downstream systems.

Proportionally more infants in the eHCF + LGG group were successfully managed compared to those in the eHCF and AAF groups.

Why? After-sales support is notoriously difficult to manage, compared to manufacture of products.

When we look at earlier years of management, from age 25 to 40, we find that women consistently receive fewer opportunities to manage compared to men.

Because it works for cross-platform environments; it is easier to manage compared to Flash; is a first-class citizen on the browser; and is attractive to developers.

The former results in spurious frameshifts in coding regions and also introduces spurious length polymorphisms (LPs, or indels), which are typically more difficult to manage compared to spurious single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs).

If possible, try to keep your hair short (especially if you're a girl), because it will be so much easier to manage compared to having long hair.

The lower costs associated with managed care compared to usual care is comparable with recent studies showing that an increasing level of structured care was associated with decreased costs [ 15, 30].

"There is a reversal of the profit motive" in managed care compared to traditional fee-for-service medicine, says William J. Mahon, executive director of the Washington-based National Health Care Anti-Fraud Assn.