Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The graphite particles were chosen because of their black colour, which attracts sunlight, and lead to a 10 % increase in efficiency when compared with traditional photovoltaic panels.
• The proposal to establish the European diplomatic service is a leap forward when compared with what is strictly provided for by the treaties.
• In the IP, imports decreased when compared with 2004 but remained significantly above those in 2002.
• The present communication shows that even if some progress has been made Europe still has some major weaknesses, particularly when compared with its main competitors.
• It is certain that digital broadcasting offers improved subtitling and audio description when compared with the analogue system.
• In the IP, Community consumption decreased, by around 15 %, when compared with 2004.
• The burden of tax and bureaucratic procedures places many small enterprises in a discriminatory situation when compared with other market players.
• Market share increased overall but dropped for MEA, when compared with 1997.

• The Commission proposal allows additional flexibility when compared to the LCP BREF.
• The proposed commitment appropriations for this heading (EUR 8796 million) do indeed increase by 11,5% when compared to B2006.
• Between 2010 and the ERIP there was a decrease while the level of investments remained considerably higher when compared to 2008.
• The ILO considers fishing a hazardous occupation when compared to other occupations.
• This is the most appropriate parameter for measuring the benefits derived from cogeneration, when compared to the separate production of heat and electricity.
• In overall terms the Union consumption of the product under investigation grew significantly when compared to its 2009 level.
• However, during the RIP sales volumes recovered and showed an increase of 5 % when compared to 2009 levels.
• In fact, fishery and aquaculture products still benefit from relatively high Most Favoured Nation tariffs when compared to other sectors.