Sentence examples for taken compared from inspiring English sources

They agreed on new methods for assessing how many fish of a given species were being taken, compared with the total population.

In 2013, girls received A* or A grades at GCSE in 25% of papers taken, compared with nearly 18% of boys' papers.

Swedish dads now account for more than a fifth of all parental leave taken, compared with almost none when shared leave was introduced.

Figures have shown a rise of 12% in personal theft in London, which Scotland Yard said is fuelled by an increase in the number of phones being taken, compared to 8% nationally.

The survey showed a striking decline in the number of British teenagers who said they had regularly engaged in unauthorized file-sharing; only 26percentt said they had done so as of January, when the survey was taken, compared with 42percentt in December 2007.

However, numerous images should be taken compared with the usual photography in the construction sites when using this method.

However, care should be taken comparing the two studies directly, as we did not use the most extreme response category 'Cannot do'.

One of the challenges with solar power is the amount of space panels take compared to other energy sources.

But actually, one real advance of the Reynolds and Heger model is it takes, compared to just the ones that treat the attended and unattended stimuli, it takes in a lot of spatial parameters.

Those we take compared to the total refuges under the UNHCR mandate puts us 81st in the world on a GDP basis – hardly something of which we can be proud".

In February and July, Double Take compared the Nasdaq chart pattern of the 1973-1974 bear market to that of the decline since March 2000.