Sentence examples for population in comparison to from inspiring English sources
The Caribbean – with its tiny population in comparison to India – sent nearly 16,000, the majority from Jamaica.
Since black people make up 13% of the American population, in comparison to only 3% of the UK population (pdf), it seems plausible that an African-American has more chance at achieving Obama-like success than a black Briton.
A2V exhibits an enhanced double-hairpin population in comparison to the WT, similar to those reported in toxic WT Aβ1 42 oligomers.
To estimate the prevalence of metabolic syndrome (MS) and associated cardiovascular disease in a primary care treated diabetic population, in comparison to that in a non-diabetic population.
The report says: "The Netherlands appears to have a substantial concentration of cryptomarket vendor activity (13.4 vendors per million population) in comparison to the United States (2.8 vendors per million population) and the United Kingdom (5.3 vendors per million population)." The study found that cryptomarkets had grown substantially "but not explosively" since Silk Road's takedown.
The purpose of this study is to assess whether the dysphoric-like depressive characteristics observed in people with epilepsy are unique to this patient population in comparison to three control groups: Mild Depression (enrolled at Stanford University), Migraine Headaches (enrolled at Long Island Jewish Medical Center), and Multiple Sclerosis (enrolled at Rush University Medical Center).
The aim of this study was to test the usefulness of an infographic in the translation of knowledge about health information from a Cochrane systematic review to lay and professional populations in comparison to a plain language summary (PLS) and scientific abstract (SA).
The resulting humanized scFv maintained the binding capacity and specificity to human CD18 expressed on the cell surface of peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC), and showed the same pattern of staining T-lymphocytes sub-populations, in comparison to the original monoclonal antibody.
It has been argued, for example, that the greater diversity in mitochondrial DNA in African populations, in comparison to other human populations, is an indicator of a comparatively recent human dispersal from an African origin.
Nevertheless, we observed very low complex I and citrate synthase activities in L1 larvae populations in comparison to higher larval and adult stages.
These results confirmed our prediction that a simple farm enclosure would increase the likelihood of establishment of feral bullfrog populations in comparison to an elaborate enclosure.
