Sentence examples for readers compared with from inspiring English sources

Newspapers in Sweden have a high amount of readers compared with other European countries.

In the UK, women are responsible for buying two-thirds of the books sold in Britain; 50% of women consider themselves avid readers compared with 26% of men.

Women are also responsible for buying two-thirds of the books sold in Britain and figures compiled in 2009 found almost 50% of women were avid readers, compared with 26% of men.

He is one of those poets who are often said to be untranslatable, and it is remarkable how little he figures in the consciousness of English readers, compared with, say, Baudelaire or Hölderlin.

According to Ipsos Mori, there was a 13.5 per cent Labour to Conservative swing among Sun readers compared with a national swing of 5 per cent among all newspaper readers.

> The overall agreement for therapy advice of the individual readers compared with the multidisciplinary team evaluation was moderate to good (Table  2).

In that study, 2 blinded readers compared Magnevist with ProHance in 80 subjects for the presence of disease, degree of enhancement, location and number of lesions, and additional information gained (definition of lesion borders, improved visualization, distinction of edema, disease classification, determination of recurrent tumor, other).

On the other hand, word length seems to have relatively little influence in skilled readers in compared with beginning readers or children as the skilled readers are able to maximise visual acuity by the selection of fixation location, known as the 'optimal viewing position' (OVP) (McConkie, Kerr, Reddix, Zola, & Jacobs, 1989; Oregan, Levyschoen, Pynte, & Brugaillere, 1984).

All readers compared unknown test images with standard images to determine if the outcomes are a "match" to the standard image or not.

While citing Serena's long-revered allure, Glamour and its readers compared the two characters in 2008, with Blair being recognized as more beautiful than Serena.

Specifically, we found strong evidence that we should let customers pay what they want, which would help us earn more money and more readers when compared with traditional pricing models.