Sentence examples for serve as compared from inspiring English sources

It is much hard to hit a backhand serve as compared to a forehand serve.

A slim majority of Americans said Mr. Obama has the better personal character to serve as president, compared with nearly 4 in 10 who say Mr. Romney's character would make for a better president.

And in a reflection of what has been Mrs. Clinton's central argument against Mr. Obama, 83percentt of Democratic respondents said she had the experience to serve as president, compared with 41percentt who said the same of Mr. Obama and 36percentt for Mr. Edwards.

Children poured and consumed significantly more cereal and drank significantly more milk when exposed to a larger sized image of serving suggestion as compared to a smaller image-size.

Four in 10 female respondents said they served as soldiers – compared with 45% of men – while both sexes carried out domestic tasks like cooking and cleaning.

In the latter study, lymphoblastoid cell lines served as controls compared with nasopharyngeal epithelium in our study, which might explain some of the difference.

This method can be applied for the modelling of a system and can serve as validation when compared with first-law modelling.

Mitt Romney was absent from the event, allowing it to serve as a compare-and-contrast session for those in the anyone-but-Romney camp.

City Ballet's program, called "All Russian," could serve as a compare-and-contrast exercise in how Russian (and Ukrainian) artists of pre-Soviet, Soviet and post-Soviet eras contributed to ballets made here in New York.

They say it lacks accurate norms to serve as benchmarks for comparing healthy and sick patients.

The motivation behind SPIED is that transcriptional profiles can be quantitatively compared and ranked and thus serve as effective surrogates for comparing the underlying biological states across multiple experiments.