Sentence examples for starts compared to from inspiring English sources

His four-seam fastball averaged only 89 mph and peaked at 92 mph after three starts, compared to his usual 92 95 mph.

With standard edit distances (−n 0.04), allowing two or three gaps in the alignment resulted in recovering hits with lower deamination levels, with G → A misincorporation levels of 12.5 12.7% at sequencing starts compared to 13.8% with one gap (Additional file 1: Figure S2).

Stevens et al [ 2], found that during the first day of life, neonates at highest risk for NI experienced the greatest number of painful procedures (e.g., suctioning, heel lances, intravenous starts) compared to lower risk groups and were administered the least amount of opiods [ 2].

We've had a good start compared to our usual starts but top four at the end?

Nielsen Media Research is reprocessing NBC's Olympic ratings since Friday night to reflect when the broadcasts started compared to when the first commercials ran.

OBAMACARE'S federal exchanges have gotten off to a rather rocky start, compared to the state-run exchanges, which are apparently doing much better.

This in part has been because Dortmund traditionally takes a little longer to get its season started compared to most teams, as well as the focus on the Champions League after last season's humiliating group stage exit.

Yes, but the Android SDK was released in November, giving the Google-led OS a four month head start compared to the iPhone SDK.

Beats Music's growth has likely been hampered by its late start compared to competitors like Spotify, Rdio, Google Music, and Pandora.

On the other hand, the availability of existing industrial processes to build on may give a smart biomass use project a head start, compared to having to start from scratch.

It's been a satisfying start compared to last term and even now the league seems to be more competitive than a year ago.