Sentence examples for usually compared with from inspiring English sources

Those prints are usually compared with inked fingerprints from a suspect or victim of a crime.

The light of the variable star is usually compared with that of a nearby (comparison) star thought to be fixed in brightness.

Sequences derived from such studies are usually compared with dedicated databases representing high-quality full-length reference tags.

Usually, compared with various resolutions, texture information in a fixed resolution does not have a significant discriminative power.

Echogenicity of lymph nodes is usually compared with the adjacent muscles, and is classified as hypoechogenicity, isoechogenicity, and hyperechogenicity.

In the clinic, results are usually compared with that of a group of 'normal' patients, which may be age-matched, as suggested by EANM guidelines [2].

These days, Sutherland is usually compared unfavourably with Bacon, the reputation of the apprentice now far outstripping that of the master.

The sequences are usually compared to databases, with the aim to characterize the biological community of this habitat.

The elderly in rural areas usually compared their welfare benefits with that of urban elders with the words "of course much worse," and "there is a great gap".

Epidemiological studies usually compare subjects with no pain with subjects with CWP, these studies do not provide knowledge of the broad range of pain conditions present in populations (i.e., the majority of the pain conditions).

But emergencies like the one this week are almost unheard of in late fall when usage is usually low compared with summer.