Sentence examples for more damaging compared from inspiring English sources

Heavy ion radiation with high linear energy transfer (high-LET - deposits more energy per unit volume of tissue compared to low-LET γ radiation prevalent on earth) characteristics is vastly more damaging compared to proton and γ radiation not only due to its densely ionizing primary track but also due to the greater number of highly ionizing secondary delta ray tracks [ 45- 47].

28 It has previously been shown that not only the amount of alcohol consumed but also the drinking pattern has a significant effect on mortality, binge drinking being more damaging than frequent drinking, when comparing with the same amount of alcohol consumed.

Nick Clegg's U-turn on student fees is a trivial peccadillo compared with his infinitely more damaging U-turn on public spending.

The ruling also highlighted what it called the "disproportionality" of the sanctions associated with marijuana consumption compared to equally or more damaging activities such as smoking cigarettes or drinking alcohol.

Greater concentrations of ozone are more damaging than was thought: the new report reckons high ozone levels cause an 8-15% reduction in yields compared with normal crops.

Is the act of smoking simply more damaging to health when combined with heavy drinking, or do smokers who also drink heavily exhibit different patterns of smoking behavior compared to smokers who are moderate or non-drinkers?

However, it is likely that New Zealand is more prone to out-of-season frosts compared to Australia due to its maritime climate, and these frost events, rather than total number of frosts, are more damaging to young plants.

Suffice it to say that the film compares the mental rape to a much more brutal violation, and reaches a surprising conclusion about which of the two was more damaging and why.

In terms of photography, even more damaging".

Then came an even more damaging leak.

Which is the more damaging corruption?