Sentence examples for well compared with those from inspiring English sources

Retirees have done well compared with those who work in recent years.

Although British schoolchildren perform reasonably well compared with those in other countries, average standards are not improving despite billions in extra spending, and a stubbornly long tail of underachievers straggles behind.

The results are well compared with those obtained by the conventional reliability methods such as the Monte-Carlo simulation, multilayer perceptrons networks, the response surface method, the FORM method 2, and so on.

It is a possibility that those people who the authors have followed up with may be a self-selecting group who have been relatively well compared with those (84% of the initial cohort or 75% of the survivors) people who died or became too unwell to be reassessed during the course of follow-up.

U-Cd levels were also higher in Mae Sot residents who regularly consumed water from local wells compared with those who did not (Honda et al. 2010).

And the probation service is doing well compared with prisons: only 53% of those who served community sentences re-offended, compared with 66% for those who did time in jail.

Unfortunately in Kuwait, interpretation of heavy oil horizontal well test data is still not well-understood compared with those for vertical well.

Hence, wet-chemical treatments such as wet cleaning and lithography for Ge have not been well optimized compared with those for Si.

In China we're doing very well when compared with those big brands.

However, studies regarding the possible roles of nuclear receptor signalling in the lung and its diseases have not been well studied compared with those in breast cancer.

Those patients reporting greater severity in heartburn symptoms were more likely to report psychological distress and impaired well-being compared with those who reported no or milder symptoms.