Sentence examples for transgressions compared from inspiring English sources

Contrary, to previous findings the location of the train station externally to the rail tracks was associated with a lower number of transgressions compared to the other two LCs.

To determine transgression, we compared the aggregation range of the outlier RILs to the parental strains.

Matilda tries to get back at her parents — by putting bleach in her father's hair tonic, for instance — but her transgressions are minor compared with the Wormwoods' emotional abandonment of her.

But my transgressions are petty compared to some of those which could now be removed from search engines thanks to the recent ruling by the European Court of Justice that Google and its rivals are responsible for the content they carry, and must consider requests to have material taken down if it's "no longer relevant".

But a new study suggests that our transgressions are peanuts compared to natural oceanic cycles, at least for loggerheads.

In Jewish law, all other transgressions are insignificant compared to saving a life, but not these three.

We identified transgression by comparing the expression levels of each gene in the RIL with the parental gene expression.

Finally, we examined phenotypic transgression by comparing BC1 plants to European spotted and European DK with student's t-tests.

Given the influence of peer behaviour and disapproval, it is not surprising that, among 6,000 students surveyed at 31 universities, 66% of those "at non-[honour]-code schools reported one or more transgressions on written work compared to 42% of … [those] at code schools" (McCabe & Treviño, 1996).

It was just that my transgressions looked like minor misdemeanours compared with the X-rated rap sheet of their father's past.

Dexhart refuses because the fake scandal is so docile compared to his real transgressions that it is actually positive press for him.