Sentence examples for records in comparison to from inspiring English sources

Problematically, the tropical North Atlantic is dominated by carbonate landscapes that typically preserve poorer quality coastal sediment records in comparison to their temperate-region counterparts (e.g., sedimentation continuity and rate).

The results show that during rest conditions the patients with higher level of symptoms of limbic irritability (LSCL-33) display increased level of interhemispheric information transmission measured by PTI calculated between left and right EDA records in comparison to patients who have lower LSCL-33 score (Table 1).

The ratings system of Morningstar Inc. is similar in some ways, because it judges a fund's record in comparison to other funds that have a similar style.

Furthermore, make sure they know that we the people are fully aware of their voting record in comparison to their campaign promises.

He initially alienated many of his officers and men by publicly denigrating their record in comparison to his Western command.

He had a liberal voting record in comparison to his Democratic colleagues from the South, and he campaigned successfully against the passage of a constitutional amendment prohibiting flag-burning with a counter-campaign promoting the United States Bill of Rights.

Studies have particularly focused on Scotland's health record in comparison to that of neighbouring UK countries.

Higher level of H2O2 and nitrite content was diminished by SCEE treatment and no significant difference was recorded in comparison to normal control group at high dose.

Obese patients were more likely to have their weight recorded in comparison to the other weight categories, with 56% of the obese having a recorded weight versus 52% for normal/overweight and 53% for underweight (table 4).

(2008) values of 108.3 g/cap/day were recorded, in comparison to the median value of 128 g/cap/day reported in this study); however, shorter experimental studies can often be misleading and it is often the case that over prolonged study periods of weeks or even months stool weights can be considerably decreased (Aichbichler et al., 1998).

C-GAS showed the most marked difference between electronic and paper records with only 47% (28/60) being recorded electronically in comparison to 73% (44/60) on paper.