Sentence examples for actively compare from inspiring English sources
The work of Dr. Ross and Dr. Wilson, Dr. Taylor said, offers a persuasive demonstration that people actively compare themselves not only with other people, but with their past selves.
Some research implies that pedestrians leverage available visual cues to actively compare options while in an intersection, whereas other research suggests that people strive to make decisions long before overt responses are required.
This discomfiting performance allows glimpses into a life haunted by Hollywood ideals, where women actively compare sizes and stare at the scales.
In further contrast to Semakovska and McLoughlin, we include studies that actively compare more conservative ECT treatments (eg, unilateral) to less conservative (eg, bilateral) ECT treatments.
Thus, differences between posttest and thentest ratings for specific learning objectives were instantly apparent to students in group B but not to students in group A. Students in group A were instructed not to actively compare their posttest and thentest ratings.
It is found that Weibo users discuss global science, more actively compared with several international altmetrics sources.
Furthermore, after 3 days, the cells on the ESF-Hap scaffold proliferated more actively, compared to those on the pure ESF scaffold, indicating that Hap promoted the proliferation of cells.
At some point I realize that this is actually worse than dating on apps, because I'm not just trying to win these girls' approval, I'm actively comparing myself to them.
We found increased fMRI responses to actively compared with passively learned melodies in the left anterior insula, extending to the left fronto-opercular cortex.
This aspect of the study may have exaggerated social influence effects, especially if participants actively compared how the movements of the worm compared with their own movements of the dial.
Less advanced disease characteristics were recorded among TB cases detected actively compared with PCF cases.
