Sentence examples for when compared even from inspiring English sources

He may be an outsider when compared, even, to other outsider artists.

In cell lines as well as in the Drosophila model, we observed extremely high levels of ALK activation when compared even with highly active ALK mutants such as ALK-F1174S, suggestheg the possibility that these already active mutants can be activated to a higher level in the presence of a potent ligand.

In practice, when comparing even slightly differing distributions such as 2 hexagonal grids with jitter of δ = 0.4 and δ = 0.5 the asymptotic P value estimates for the K S test dropped to values extremely close to zero (P ≈ 10−40, n = 100 simulated OI maps).

Avid Dora viewers develop richer vocabularies by age 3, when compared with even"Sesame Street" devotees, University of Pennsylvania scholars have found.

And the sensor, though increased in size, is very tiny when compared to even point-and-shoot cameras.

Our findings suggest that an odd length chain in a polytriazole significantly reduces the melt and crystallization enthalpies of that polymer when compared with even length chains.

When you look at how the code is running and what the outcome is you will find that when you compare even that phone against the current patents that Apple is using, there is no infringement.

Biocontrol increased the number of pods per plant and yields up to 40% when compared to controls, even under higher disease pressure in 2010.

This week, despite what most thought benign statistics, they nearly touched 6.4%—which makes shares, when compared with bonds, even less enticing.There are two reasons for rising bond yields.

Leptin serum levels are significantly higher in pre- and post-menopausal female when compared to male, even after correction for differences in body composition [ 23, 46].

Clinical evaluation has consistently been shown to have a high false positive rate when compared with MRI, even in those injuries clinically diagnosed as grade II muscle strain.