Sentence examples for recognised compared to from inspiring English sources
Fewer than 1 billion of the world's population live in countries where same-sex marriage or civil unions are recognised, compared to almost 2.8 billion living in countries which criminalise gay people and impose severe punishments on homosexuality, such as imprisonment, lashings and even death sentences.
The VAS is easier to use and widely recognised compared to QOL tools.
The HFMEA and SWIFT differed substantially in terms of hazards recognised compared to prior safety work in the service.
The most discernible difference in the pattern of recognition was the presence of high-mannose oligosaccharides on the glycoproteins that were recognised, compared to predominantly complex sugars on those that were not.
Assessors categorised international research in the absence of any published criteria on what defines "recognised" compared with "world beating" status.
The epidemiological literature on headaches in adults is limited. 1 2 6 However, it is well recognised that, compared to normotensive individuals, individuals with hypertension have a higher frequency of headaches.
Western blot analysis was used to assess the ability of siRNA recognising TSP1, compared to control siRNA, to reduce TSP1 protein expression levels.
Interestingly, although 5th year medical undergraduates exhibited greater ability to recognise depression as compared to first-years, the two groups did not differ in relation to their treatment belief scores.
Interest in the use of charged particle radiotherapy has been primarily stimulated by the superior dose distributions – already recognised by Wilson (1946) – compared to those produced by photon therapy techniques.
Indeed, chicken TLR5 has been shown to recognise different flagellin-forms compared to human or murine TLR5 [ 8], and bovine TLR5 has been shown to have a reduced response to recombinant FliC of S. typhimurium[ 21].
N eutral speech is now recognised with 77.3% WA compared to 60.3% in Scenario 1. Speech produced in the state E mphatic is recognised best (81.0% WA), followed closely by A nger (79.2%).
