Sentence examples for rather compared from inspiring English sources

A study, however, showed that immediate loading evoked more postoperative pain on the first day and more swelling on the third day rather compared to the delayed loading.

Rather, compared with the descriptive code of reports or analyses, they always retain a substantial 'plus', which leaves open space for their renewed interpretation from the different perspective of a (future) reader.

Interestingly, mental health rather compared with physical health improved.

Here, 'adaptation' should be rather compared to what is called 'Darwinian adaptative simulated annealing' [ 18].

Individuals who undergo genetic testing and receive their results are not interested in learning their risk compared with individuals who have an extremely low risk of disease [ 29] but rather compared with the average risk of disease, that is, the risk before testing, which for a common disease such as type 2 diabetes may be as high as 10%.

Studies on A. maculatum by Turtle (2000) and Brady (2012) did not directly test the effects of road deicing salts, but rather compared survival in roadside versus woodland ponds, and correlated this with field measurements of increased salinity in roadside ponds.

Rather compares the anchor job "to a very high trapeze act, frequently with no net".

"I'd rather compare Bonds to an ordinary player than in isolation," he said.

"While some people compare the legislative process to making sausage, I'd rather compare it to a loaf of bread.

In our daily lives, we do not consider just one criterion when making a decision, but rather compare and evaluate more than one alternative simultaneously.

Ricchiazzi said the mailer was not meant to oppose gay marriage but rather compare Grisanti to a prostitute.