Sentence examples for relation compared with from inspiring English sources

Vos is one of the finest athletes of her generation, male or female, and this was a good showcase for women's racing, which is very much the poor relation compared with the men's side of the sport.

'It is sometimes seen as a poor relation compared with university.' Speaking of apprenticeships, I venture the opinion that Harpin, who has appeared on radio programmes about business, would be a natural as the next businessman-turned-TV star in the mould of Sir Alan Sugar.

The as-obtained 3D GN/CNT hybrids reinforced copper bulk nanocomposites exhibited a significant strengthening efficiency and a more balanced strength vs. ductility relation compared with Cu matrix composites reinforced by single component (CNT or 3D GN) with the same volume fraction.

The survey found that 55 percent approved of his handling of Israeli relations, compared with 54 percent last year.

Yet the film also repeatedly stresses how crucial relations with America have been to China's ensuing economic growth.The film points to a new openness within China about the limits and risk of foreign relations, compared with the tightly scripted meetings and dealmaking the Chinese media generally show.

While Germany has a track record of mostly harmonious labor relations compared with other major European countries, its airlines and airports have been hit by a string of disputes in recent years as companies battle to cut costs to cope with the rise of low-cost carriers, soaring fuel prices, fast-growing Middle East airlines and an air travel tax.

Our results indicate that exploring natural isolates in C. elegans should lead to identification of key components of genotype-phenotype relations compared with studies that are limited to the canonical strain Bristol N2.

The MTA also demonstrated that there were benefits in combining medication and behavioural therapy in certain non-core ADHD symptom domains (including aggression, internalizing symptoms, social skills, and parent child relations), compared with either treatment approach alone [ 92].

Another important outcome of this study is a generalised relation of the form ϵs·tr = (ϵ23·ϵf 12; and this relation is compared with the relation proposed by Radhakrishnan, i.e. ϵs·tr = (ϵ223·ϵf 13.

To validate the relation, the SSD values evaluated by the proposed relation are compared with the values obtained in both the experiments and other previous studies.

These ensure that teacher training is no longer the poor relation when compared with other graduate training schemes, with BCS scholarships and government bursaries worth up to £20,000, and even £25,000 in some schools.