Sentence examples for meetings compared with from inspiring English sources
As of Sunday, he had held 102 town-hall-style meetings, compared with 114 in 2000.
Alan Promisel, an analyst at IDC, a market-research firm, says that the selling-point for TabletPCs will be that they are an unobtrusive way to take notes in meetings, compared with conventional laptops.
The extent and amount of compensation need to be considered by each partnership in the context of the level of involvement (e.g., annual meetings compared with monthly meetings) and by type of organization (e.g., members from agricultural industry and health care systems, compared with farmworkers and CBOs).
Along with the gavel and the power to run meetings and issue proclamations, the mayor is paid more than the Council members — $25 a meeting, compared with $20 a meeting.
"With those changes, and the prospects of a good program, we're expecting our highest attendance since 1990," Mr. Drake said, estimating that about 475 people would come to the meeting compared with a recent average of around 400.
Two parameters were added in the 9th St Gallen meeting compared with the 8th edition: ERBB2 status and VPI.
In research, on average, women made 27 major movements when entering a room to a meeting, compared with only 12 for men.
Swansea have won 20 of the sides' league meetings, compared to Cardiff's 18, with a further 16 drawn.
Eight studies reported on patient health outcomes, and three of these found a significant improvement with educational meetings compared to no intervention.
32 A randomised phase III study, presented at the annual ASCO 2008 meeting, compared 5FU with 5FU combined with oxaliplatin and showed a significant increase in OS (13 vs 26 weeks; p = 0.014).
BUY BUY BUY For the second year in a row, the number of companies sponsoring the conference — paying fees that help the association defray the costs of the meeting — fell compared with the previous year.
