Sentence examples for were is compared with from inspiring English sources

We found that in youth with recently diagnosed autoimmune-mediated diabetes, there was no difference in UACR between those who were IS compared with IR.

Our finding that there was no difference in UACR between youth with autoimmune-mediated diabetes who were IS compared with IR was unexpected.

A major reason they looked so good was that they were being compared with the deep declines of February 2009.

Comet, which has recently embarked on a three-year turnaround plan, revamping shops and products, said its second-quarter figures were weaker because they were being compared with a very strong quarter the previous year.

Wal-Mart executives also pointed out that its American same-store sales results, while disappointing, were being compared with its impressive 2.4 percent sales increase a year ago.

In March 2006 it was reported that satellite photos were being compared with photographs taken more recently (presumably from the F-16s) in an attempt to find unexpected shifts of ground that might be Holloway's grave.

This attitude is logically indefensible insofar as Mormonism is being compared with other world religions.

"When she informed him he was being compared with Joyce, as he is in Paris circles, he answered with 'Ah no, no.

The impact of her death is being compared with that of Chico Mendes, an Amazon rubbertappers' leader and environmentalist shot dead in 1988.

He is 37 and is being compared with George Clooney, who was about that age when he got his ER break and had similarly been toiling unnoticed in lesser-known US series.

He was being compared with Ron Atkinson, whose record, not to mention whose aura, were nothing like that of Busby.