Sentence examples for orders and compared from inspiring English sources

He called for "new modes and orders" and compared himself to the explorers of unknown lands in his time.

We analyzed 287 full-length barcode sequences from the major fish orders and compared the interspecific K2P distance with nucleotide substitutions patterns and found a strong correlation of interspecies distance with transversions (0.95, p < 0.001).

One study examined the characteristics of articles published in the Lancet in 1998 in the top 21 of reprint orders and compared these with a set of control articles from the same journal.

The electrical energy consumption of ASR was estimated for the most efficient visible light irradiation system using the figure-of-merit electrical energy per order and compared with batch and laminar falling film slurry reactor.

He referred to the Vice President as being "soft on Communism" as well as inflation and "law and order", and compared him to former British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain.

P-values are ranked in ascending order, and compared to a critical significance level, starting with the largest P-value.

We sorted the gene pairs according to their co-expression values in decreasing order and compared our ordering with the one in COXPRESdb.

Their responses to questions about the risk factors were first ordered and compared by specialty and country after making multivariate adjustments.

While this may only be what has happened in the past on a national level, on a micro, school-level, it feels very personal; it feels as though each school is only a step away from the bad old days of putting their students into rank order and comparing children against each other academically.

Ordering and comparing moreover the index structure in the occurring expressions then finally leads to identity (94).

Interpersonal comparison of well-being requires that one identify the appropriate representation of each individual's preference ordering and compare those representations.