Sentence examples for more recent comparison from inspiring English sources

For a more recent comparison, Tim Duncan has been mentioned in discussions of Davis' ceiling.

However, these conserved Gly residues were not predicted in the prior homology model [122] or in a more recent comparison of diverse VirB2 and VirB2-like proteins [137].

The effect of stage distribution being a key reason for the difference in survival of the Singaporean population compared with the Stockholm population is reminiscent of a study from Stockholm in the period 1961 to 1973 [ 27], and is again reflected in a more recent comparison of screened and nonscreened Danish and Swedish populations [ 28].

More recent comparisons might be to the Toyota Prius V or the Ford C-Max, cargo haulers that nobody compares to a Country Squire paneled in fake wood.

For more recent comparisons, one could look at President Bush, who is a fitness buff but who aligned himself with large agricultural companies like Cargill and Monsanto that some advocates for sustainable agriculture and organic food fight against.

Among more recent comparisons invoked were cases involving the Formula One boss Max Mosley and a footballer known initially as CTB, later revealed to be the Manchester United player Ryan Giggs.

More recent comparisons yield similar results.

More recent comparisons made with larger data sets further support the initial finding that interior sites are more restrictive than exterior sites [24].

For more recent comparisons (2008 2010), estimates of NeV from moments and TempoFs methods converged.

It suggests that the more recent comparisons in cancer survival between both ethnic groups can be considered as more reliable.

More recent comparisons of European countries, where PSA testing is common, with the US have shown that the overall pathological stages are similar (Gallina et al, 2008), suggesting that the UK results are related to a low baseline level of PSA testing (Moore et al, 2009).