Sentence examples for newly compared from inspiring English sources

Another methodological problem of comparative cognition is that paradigms are applied to many species, but with slightly converted methodologies (better fitting the newly compared species' demands), hence at a cost of comparability.

This year, there were 62 schools and 4 districts newly listed, compared with 123 schools and 9 districts in 2008.

Furthermore, new enrollees are disproportionately young: those aged 18-29 comprise 30% of the newly insured, compared with 21% of the broader adult population.

In the spectrum of anthracene films and grains corresponding to Fig. 3(b), a 12-μm band newly appears compared with that of anthracene grains, which is shown in Fig. 5 iv).

One should note, however, that this leads to a downward bias of the short-run stabilization as unemployment benefits depend strongly on unemployment duration and would be higher for newly unemployed compared to long-term unemployed.

Whether a CNV is newly discovered compared to the CNVs cataloged in a reference database depends on how overlap with previously discovered CNVs is defined.

In contrast, at 48 hours only IS still exhibited a lower proportion of newly synthesized compared with endogenous PC16:0/16:0.

Often these species were newly recognized compared to Wozencraft [ 13] and the usable phylogenetic information was limited to their generic membership.

The split into two haplogroups is supported since haplotypes of populations newly investigated compared to the previous mtDNA study [ 15] scattered either in the B or in the C lineage without really forming a new one.

There were about 20,000 newly registered Democratic voters compared with 3,400 newly registered Republican voters, said Reginald A. LaFayette, the county's Democratic election commissioner.

In the new study, researchers compared 354 newly diagnosed rheumatoid arthritis patients and 337 healthy people who served as controls.