Sentence examples for means compared with from inspiring English sources

However, if by "caused by mass immigration" May means "compared with what would happen if there was zero immigration", then this does not seem an unreasonable estimate over a 20-year period; the implication is that migration increases house prices by 0.5% per year, which seems plausible enough.

Data were analyzed with MIXED procedure and means compared with the Tukey test.

Impact factors were ranked by Mann-Whitney U. Sample sizes were converted into logarithmic (loge) values and means compared with unpaired student's t.

For GTT comparisons, the area under the curve was calculated for each animal and then group means compared with 2-way ANOVA.

Just 29.1% are categorised as "hard-pressed" or of "moderate means", compared with 36.9% for the country.

The family's returns reflected Mr. Paterson's relatively modest means compared with those of his predecessor, Eliot Spitzer, the scion of a wealthy real estate family.

I mean, compared with giving Bonk a once-over against the glittering backdrop of the City skyline..

"There's no comparison," Couples said of what winning his first senior major would mean compared with winning the Masters.

We are as capable as before of affording for everyone a high standard of life high, I mean, compared with, say, twenty years ago and will soon learn to afford a standard higher still.

There were significant racial differences in exposure to stress at the community level (eg, 63% of the black women lived in neighborhoods with aggravated assault rates that were above the citywide mean compared with 25% of the white women).

As for the MM, the SNP position exhibits a larger spread of the single-base values about their mean compared with the WC pairings at the remaining sequence positions.