Sentence examples for provincial compared to from inspiring English sources

While mainstream pop has become more deracinated, British rock, already increasingly marginal and provincial compared to Katy Perry, has dug deeper into its roots.

It was so unconventional and brave for her to meet this man over the Internet, and I couldn't imagine that all you knew was Dhaka and ended up in Rochester of all places, which in some ways was so provincial compared to Dhaka.

Leverage also showed promising results in distinguishing between connector and provincial hubs particularly compared to eigenvector centrality.

The results show that the development status in Lahore (provincial capital) was better compared to the other city districts.

"I'd imagine there will be a big step up compared to provincial rugby, but I'm really excited about that and can't wait," he said.

Compared to provincial or state laws and regulations, national laws help to establish a unified and standardized reclamation bonding system, which must be based on fair and enforceable nationwide reclamation standards for mining companies.

We will prove that decentralizing to prefectural level compared to provincial level can effectively reduce the resistance costs for investors, improve their ability to protest and appeal, and cause the vertical constraint mechanism to come into effect more easily.

Provincial ECEC programs are compared to what the authors identify as an ideal ECEC system where the governance of childcare and public education are integrated; standards are enforced to ensure a quality learning environment; and there are high levels of funding, access, and accountability (McCain et al. ([2011], p. 101).

Surprisingly, the agency nursing rate was higher among private sector nurses (58.4%) compared to provincial government nurses (28.4%), and for enrolled nurses (40.9%) compared to professional (39.6%) or auxiliary nurses (33.4%).

In conclusion, we found that, in the early phase of EMR implementation, data for the preventive services we measured were not reliably entered over time in the medical records we audited when compared to provincial administrative data.

While the abattoirs open all weeks sentinel selection approach drastically reduced the number of abattoirs needed to conduct syndromic surveillance involving provincial abattoir condemnation data compared to the full dataset, it is uncertain whether this reduction is sufficient and manageable to conduct intensive and targeted surveillance.