Sentence examples for peers compared from inspiring English sources

The party is officially opposed to having an unelected second chamber but has 112 peers compared with eight MPs.

In 2010, just over half (56%) considered it a serious health problem among their peers, compared with 69% who did this year.

And Broadie has also popularised Strokes Gained – a measure that allows a golfer to understand better where he gains or loses ground with his peers compared with traditional statistics.

In particular, non-minority students are much more likely to exit the sciences when faced with stronger STEM peers compared to under-represented minorities.

Also, reduced performance of individual professionals is less visible to their peers compared with an open system (Jones 2006; Kolz 2007).

Adolescents with SUD had significantly lower perceived attachment to parents, but significantly higher attachment to peers compared to adolescents without any psychiatric disorders.

Figure 7 Robustness of the SPS to failure of super-peers compared to SG-1.

Four performance metrics are emphasized in the experiments: (1) convergence time of the SPS and the impact of parameters (e.g., the maximum capacity of super-peers) on the SPS's convergence time, compared to related work SG-1 [11]; (2) communication overhead compared to SG-1; (3) scalability in comparison to SG-1, and (4) the SPS's robustness to failure of super-peers compared to SG-1.

A federal study found that 10.5percentt of LGB youth had been sexually assaulted by a peer compared to 1.4percentt of heterosexual youth.

Judges kneel, peer, compare notes as they choose works to be exhibited.

In the context of PCOS, online support groups may be of particular benefit to teenagers with PCOS, as this group may require more peer-to-peer support compared with adult women [ 34].