Sentence examples for targets compared from inspiring English sources

Seventy-one percent met math targets, compared with 65percentt citywide.

But concern is that you have high-level targets, compared to mid to low-level targets previously," says Yolande Bouka, senior researcher with the Institute for Security Studies.

The number of new physics and maths teachers recruited this year has fallen below the government's targets, compared with a bumper crop of history, English and chemistry trainees signing up for classroom duty.

A recent paper in the medical journal The Lancet suggested that "less than 1% of the population of low-income and middle-income countries live in areas with a high probability of achieving tobacco control targets, compared with 36% of the population of high-income countries".

He said the military had struck 10 times the number of targets compared with the previous government's invasion of Gaza four years ago but killed far fewer people than during that invasion: slightly over 10 percent.

There are several limitations to MRS, due to the low concentration of its targets, compared to water.

Consequently, a 15% reduction of the utility targets compared to the base case is obtained in the improved design.

Li et al. [6] has demonstrated that gain-constraint-APC (GCAPC) [7] has better estimating performance especially for weak targets compared to original APC algorithm [5].

The simulation results revealed that the SCB algorithm performers well in the detection of targets compared with the state-of-the-art methods.

But more boys than girls are failing to fulfil their potential - with nearly 35% of boys missing their English targets compared with just less than 25% of girls.

It is well-known that in an auditory-visual task requiring divided attention, responses are often faster for redundant audiovisual targets compared to unisensory targets.