Sentence examples for a comparison may be from inspiring English sources
A comparison may be helpful.
In this book, the artist depicts scenes of Jewish life in his shtetl in Ukraine before it was destroyed in the pogroms that followed the end of World War I. Ryback drew and painted many of the same subjects favored by Chagall in his early years and a comparison may be made between the two.
It provides a baseline against which a comparison may be made for the implementation of the various scenarios under study such as the implementation of import tariff reductions and technological upgradation.
It provides a baseline against which a comparison may be made for the implementation of the various scenarios under study such as the implementation of trade agreements, tariff reductions, and other agricultural policy interventions. 2.
To give some context as to how truly extreme this is, a comparison may be useful.
A comparison may be made using bioinformatics tools wherein the codon is similar to a word, which is the standard data "chunk" and a nucleotide is similar to a bit, in that it is the smallest unit.
Where studies are not explicitly powered to detect a difference in EQ-5D scores, a lack a statistical significance in a particular comparison may be related to the size of the sample rather than a reflection on the appropriateness of the EQ-5D.
And treating individual children can lead to reduced levels of infection in others in the community, so a treated/untreated comparison may be misleading.
A better comparison may be Walkway Over the Hudson, the new incarnation of the old Poughkeepsie-Highland Railroad Bridge, which had been abandoned since a fire in 1974.
A closer comparison may be with Faisal Shahzad, the naturalized American citizen from Pakistan who planted a car bomb in Times Square in 2010.
Under equivalent processes of external data acquisition, a direct comparison may be possible, e.g.: providing all national road accident related data as it happens (B), or in the form of a yearly dump (C).
