Sentence examples for otherwise compared with from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, compared with a full-size unit, a small under-counter fridge "is always a negative," even in the tiniest kitchens, said Shannon Aalai, a vice president with the real estate company Citi Habitats.

In addition, there was no increased risk associated with use of antihypertensive drugs (ACE inhibitors or otherwise) compared with hypertension controls.

But this book, for all its wild and entertaining cloak-and-dagger crime stories, can't otherwise compare with that one.

Last, a prior U.S. study found a stronger positive association between maternal smoking in pregnancy for children with the broader classification of pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified compared with AD (Juul-Dam et al. 2001).

Patients who perceived themselves to be at high risk of developing diabetes were more likely to be women (69 vs. 44%; P = 0.005) and to have self-reported family history of diabetes (68 vs. 18%; P < 0.0001) but did not otherwise differ compared with patients with low perceived risk (supplemental Table S1).

Otherwise, compare C with radius d.

Model C has the strongest deviation for its ({g_{1}^{0}}) term compared to other candidate models but otherwise compares reasonably well with the mean model from SH degrees larger than 2. This informs us that the comparatively large RMS displayed in Table 3 for this model is mostly due to a difference on the axial dipole coefficient.

Otherwise, compares the previous path with the current path and selects the best one (in this case the path whose nodes travel the minimum total distance).

The images of the U.S. soldiers enjoying a humorous moment in an otherwise terrifying existence compared with the stoner dad's tale of misery while accompanying his family on a trip to Disney World was inspired.

This paradoxical association of fewer reports of symptom remission with otherwise positive outcomes compared with controls may be explained by control participants being more likely to deny symptoms with the acceptance component of ACT being protective against this [ 34].

But let's be honest: Bobby Jones's legendary achievement of winning the so-called Grand Slam in 1930 (planned or otherwise) cannot compare with Tiger Woods's winning four major professional championships.