Sentence examples similar to sticks compared with from inspiring English sources

The smaller physical size of the memory stick compared with a CD seems to be one of its only advantages.

Okada et al. [ 65] reported that restraint stress-induced increases in blood pressure and core temperature were significantly suppressed in rats allowed to chew on a stick compared with rats that were restrained but not given a stick to chew, consistent with other reports [ 66].

Ten percent of sport utility vehicles have stick shifts, compared with 40percentt of similar vehicles in 1975.

Containment with GHT during heel stick was compared with traditional nursery care (side lying and "nested" in an incubator).

To verify the results, the shear strengths obtained with the stick are compared with measurements of the shear strength made with a rotational rheometer in the laboratory.

If the length of a moving metre stick were compared with the length of one at rest, they would be found to be the same.

One shows a line of seven simple paper dolls; the doll in the middle is a stick figure compared with the other six.

The $17 million Mr. Salkind agreed to pay back would seem to stick out, compared with similar tax evasion cases prosecuted during Mr. Christie's tenure: Other plea deals resulting in sentences of 18 to 24 months, court records show, involved tax losses in the hundreds of thousands of dollars and did not accompany such heavy civil liabilities.

The average values for the two blocks (hand, stick) are compared with t-tests.

A Washington Post/ABC News poll also published Tuesday showed that 4 in 10 respondents believed that Mr. Kerry "takes a position and sticks with it," compared with 8 in 10 who said the same of Mr. Bush.

There was comfort for the Tories on a question testing solidity of support as 75% of their supporters now say they are "certain" to stick with their party, compared with 72% for Labour.