Sentence examples for a study that compares from inspiring English sources

This article presents a study that compares all current algorithmic debugging techniques and analyzes their differences and their costs.

Rachel Borchardt and Matthew R. Hartings report on a study that compares researchers' perceptions of significance, importance, and what is highly cited with actual citation data.

This article reports on a study that compares the effectiveness of three oral negative feedback types in the acquisition of English articles.

This paper reports a study that compares two driving positions, in relation to Light Commercial Vehicles (LCVs), in terms of driver performance and driver discomfort.

Mitchell Duneier, a Princeton professor, is conducting a study that compares peer grading of the final exam in his sociology MOOC on Coursera last summer with the grades he and his course assistants would have given the students.

To examine the effect of these tensions we have carried out a study that compares local symptom patterns experienced by post-menopausal women in London with the universal patterns described in TCM textbooks.

The finding came from a study that compared the two drugs in 20,000 high-risk women.

Bergstrom pointed the class to a study that compared the language used in letters of recommendation for male and female applicants for chemistry jobs.

In 2010, British researchers reported results of a study that compared 19 novice hikers who used trekking poles with a control group of 18 who did not.

Richard Rothstein writes that a study that compared Cleveland students who received vouchers with public school students who wanted vouchers but did not receive them showed "no significant differences in scores".

The clash over effectiveness was crystallized in one edgy exchange between Straus and Dr. Anthony Nicholson, a British neuroscientist, one of the Schering-sponsored clinical researchers, over the interpretation of a study that compared loratadine to a sedating antihistamine called tripolidine.