Sentence examples for moved compared with from inspiring English sources

The random selection implicit in a lottery meant that improvements in the lives of those who moved, compared with the control group, were not a result of superior personal characteristics that had compelled them to move in the first place.

Jonathan Zittrain, a professor at Harvard Law School and co-founder of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society, said the ruling showed how slowly the court system moved compared with the pace of change on the Internet.

Philip E. Karasyk, a lawyer for Detective Isnora, said, "The real issue is, why did Commissioner Kelly come to his decision right at this moment, now?" Mr. Karasyk also noted how slowly Mr. Kelly had moved compared with the administrative judge, who read hundreds of pages of testimony and made a speedy decision.

The genome organization in the aplanulate E. larynx was similar to H. oligactis, where rnl was inverted and both tRNA genes (trnM and trnW) moved compared with the other hydrozoans.

Effects on Kessler-6 were more beneficial for girls least likely to move compared with girls most likely to move (-0.62 vs. 0.02; interaction; P = 0.03).Evidence of individualized treatment selection differed by child gender and outcome and should be evaluated in randomized trial reports, especially when heterogeneous treatment effects are likely and nonadherence is common.

Results confirm higher activation for moving compared with static faces in STS and under certain conditions in ventral temporal face-sensitive regions.

Despite the importance of facial motion for human behavior and the increased neural response evoked by moving compared with static face stimuli, little is known about what aspects of moving faces actually drive the response to facial motion.

This allowed for testing the following hypotheses: if increased activation in response to moving compared with static faces was due to the greater amount of static information, higher frame rates should evoke a higher neural response and there should be no difference between scrambled and ordered stimuli.

While it has been suggested that attentional mechanisms could be responsible for the increased activation for moving compared with static stimuli, especially in fusiform areas (Trautmann et al. 2009), it is unlikely that this factor has influenced our results, as the performance of our participants in the difficult detection task was similar across conditions.

In agreement with our current results, 3 of these studies reported a stronger response to moving compared with static faces in the FG near the location of the FFA or in the FFA itself (Schultz and Pilz 2009; Trautmann et al. 2009; Lee et al. 2010), and 3 studies reported the same effect in the IOG or in the vicinity of the OFA (Fox et al. 2009; Schultz and Pilz 2009; Pitcher et al. 2011).

The rules are simpler than those of chess, but a player typically has a choice of 200 moves, compared with about 20 in chess.