Sentence examples for term in comparison to from inspiring English sources
Mr Obama lost some of the white voters that propelled him to a strong win in 2008, with 39% voting for a second Obama term in comparison to 43% in 2008.
While this is a fairly lame term in comparison to what's happening in Egypt right now (where more than 30 people died on the weekend in a wave of backlash) there's a certain aptness to the description.
Bo spent seventeen years in the city of Dalian, a lengthy term in comparison to colleagues of the same rank, who are often transferred to different locales throughout their careers.
In the present study, SGA infants showed the lowest mean z-score for weight at term in comparison to AGA (GR+ ) and (GR−) infants.
Thus at short times, we can neglect | 2 p i − 1 | (which is bounded above by one) and the mutation term in comparison to the term 2 Δ c 1 / γ i in (4).
Great apes and humans experience a continual rise in progesterone concentration throughout the pregnancy, peaking at term, in comparison to Old World monkeys, which have basally low, unchanging levels of progesterone, and New World monkeys, which undergo progesterone withdrawal [ 27].
The term GHG mitigation costs represents the additional costs requirements for the production of a biofuel, in order to have a unit reduction in GHG emissions (in well-to-wheel terms) in comparison to its fossil equivalent (Figure 5).
Overall congruency between patients was larger for intensity terms in comparison to frequency terms.
The monoform group has a smaller number of terms in comparison to the polyform group.
Overall interindividual congruency was poor for both frequency (MSDt1= 20.06; MSDt2= 19.90) and intensity terms (MSDt1= 18.31; MSDt2= 15.68) but larger for intensity terms in comparison to frequency terms.
While we could increase the number of terms in the GO namespaces "biological process" (+4900 terms) and "cellular component" (+19,878 terms), the number is reduced for "molecular function" (-15,479 terms) in comparison to V1.2.
