Sentence examples for organizations as compared from inspiring English sources

In our last survey, 68% of military families volunteer regularly in formal organizations as compared to 26% of civilians.

Differences between foundations and bilateral donors with regard to involvement with local non-state organizations as compared to corporations and bilateral donor's involvement with local public organizations are statistically not significant.> All donors work with non-local, non-state partners.

We also found that reseeded decellularized tooth scaffolds exhibited distinctive collagen content and organization as compared to decelluarized scaffolds.

Wound healing also depicts a better rate of epithelial cell organization as compared to Tegaderm™ which has been used as a the control (Khil et al. 2003).

Findings indicated MMCI resulted in significantly higher posttest scores on Emotional Support and Instructional Support, and marginally higher posttest scores on Classroom Organization, as compared to controls.

FortiGuard Labs, a major security protection firm, reports that in 2017, healthcare saw an average of almost 32,000 intrusion attacks per day per organization as compared to more than 14,300 per organization in other industries.

Edges of habitats reveal species composition, structure, and function representative of the unit of organization as compared with the adjacent area as well as having their own unique array of species and characteristics.

The advantages of this second approach reside not only in the possibility to downscale the control over the spatial organization as compared to the use of conventional micrometric graphene sheets, but also in the introduction of the intrinsic luminescent properties of the quantum dots in the final material.

HeLa cells that were pre-treated with CNF1 were also protected from C. trachomatis D-induced actin re-organization as compared to buffer-treated cells (Figure 9D, E).

The chicken Muc13 tandem repeats thus have a different genomic organization as compared to higher animals.

So I think it must be that bacteria simply have a fundamentally different strategy for cytoplasmic organization as compared to eukaryotes.