Sentence examples for true compared from inspiring English sources

True, compared with previous presidents at this stage in their first term, Mr Bush remains personally popular.

True, compared with the United States, where about 20percentt of all stock trades are now entered over the Internet, the movement is in its infancy.

True, compared with parts of Latin America, let alone Asia, its economy still seems to be a machine for creating disappointment out of abundance.

Exit polls showed that voters were divided on the credibility of the accusations, with 51percentt saying they were definitely or probably true, compared with 44percentt who said they were definitely or probably false.

This is definitely true compared to, say, a Velcro approach where the design calls for the use of multiple radios employing multiple chipsets and platforms to support the various applications.

True, compared to phonics, teacher-education programs are more likely to say they cover reading comprehension.

We actually prefer the latter lift, as it's fall lines tend to be longer and truer compared with some of the awkward fall lines and long run-outs at Jupiter.

The first two measures (Theta and WGE-TRUE) compare the resulting estimates against the ground-truth.

EF reflects the capability of a screening application to detect true links (true positives) compared to random selection.

Patients who responded "definitely true" or "mostly true" were compared with those who responded "don't know," "mostly false" or "definitely false".

This was also true for SZ; patients also showed greater and less lateralized activation in true memory compared with false memory trials (Fig. 2b left and Fig. 3b).