Sentence examples for mentioned compared to from inspiring English sources

Seropositive animals to any of the three viruses were detected in all sampled areas and the proportion of cattle with BHV-1 and SBV exposure history had a higher risk to at least one type of the reproductive disorders mentioned compared to the corresponding sero-negative groups.

Over 60% of women reported feeling anxious about all the infectious diseases mentioned, compared to 35% of men on average.

The only business that grew most in mentions compared to 2011 (72x) is Dropbox (111x).

News media mentions compared to (a) Wikipedia page views and (b) absolute level of vote share.

Despite his lowly finish, Earnhardt was the most mentioned driver on the Fox telecast with 91 mentions, compared to 86 for winner Trevor Bayne, according to Joyce Julius & Associates.

Granted, that's barely worth mentioning compared to a woman's 1 in 8 chances, but it still means that the possibility was indeed real that something ugly and malignant was barely hiding beneath my skin.

The sexualisation of young women in music videos, the idealised image of beauty endlessly promoted on social media and the number of Female celebrities "flaunting their curves" on the Mail Online's "sidebar of shame" get little mention compared to frivolous headlines in Cosmo.

The low cost of these magnesium-based materials is another advantage that is worth mentioning comparing to other NLO materials.

For sepsis-associated deaths, 23.2% have five or more conditions mentioned, compared with 7.2% of all deaths.

A second precendent is mentioned, comparing Reagan to the Wizard of Oz... Critics say reality will catch up with us; but it has not yet done so..

A second precendent is mentioned, comparing Reagan to the Wizard of Oz... Critics say reality will catch up with us; but it has not yet done so.... View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Blythe Roberson and Jason Adam Katzenstein By David Remnick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Blythe Roberson.