Sentence examples for a compelling comparison from inspiring English sources

But it didn't take Bletchley's finest to decrypt this opus as a subtle ruse intended to hint at a compelling comparison with a wild-but-brilliant Conservative maverick who progressed to power while earning lavishly from journalism.

The section also shows a compelling comparison of simulation time-consumption performed with a variety of threads, as well as the difference in computational time between a pre-processed scenario and a scenario without pre-processing.

However, there is a much more clear and compelling comparison to a fourth thalamocortical physiological mode described since the 1940s (in addition to the three already noted by the reviewer) – the production of high voltage spike-wave activity associated with behavioral arrest.

The two professors offered one particularly compelling comparison.

These Principles of Environmental Justice provide compelling comparison with Islam and ecology.

"It had all these compelling comparisons.

These comparisons provide compelling comparisons, but only head-to-head trials will provide stronger inferences[ 27, 28].

These explanations make free silver look like a compelling cause in comparison.

"This is an interesting thesis since it grows out of personal experience and research, yet develops a compelling, particularly wide-ranging comparison, and one of public importance: it looks at educational systems in three countries from the standpoint of language," Bermann said.

The consequent hesitancy about plodding on suggests both another useful comparison and a compelling reason to do so.

Our comparison between GNS and NS cells thus highlights genes and pathways that are known to be affected in glioma as well as novel candidates, and suggests the GNS/NS comparison is a compelling model for investigating the molecular attributes of glioma.