Sentence examples for also by comparisons from inspiring English sources
Profits at 20th Century Fox Film were hurt not only by the costly flop "Titan A.E". last June, but also by comparisons to 1999, which included video sales from two big hits, "Titanic" and "There's Something About Mary".
Historians trained in the languages and history of Asia, Africa, or Latin America have greatly advanced our understanding in recent years not only of their particular regions but also, by comparisons with Western history, of the larger scope of world history.
Almost reluctantly, YG performed a bit of his lighthearted 2010 hit "Toot It and Boot It," which sounds younger than his rougher new material, and also, by comparison, melodically ornate.
The procedure was validated by using 163 strains of S. aureus, 15 strains of other species, and 31 cake samples; and also by comparison of the obtained results with conventional-PCR-assays and immunoassays (SET-RPLA).
The reduced measurement uncertainty has also been validated from the results of the recent APMP Key comparison and also by comparison to the manufacturer's value for LS2P microphones.
The numerical accuracy of the solution is ascertained by studying the convergence characteristics of the deflection and moment of a cross-ply spherical panel, and also by comparison with the available FSDT (first-order shear deformation theory) based analytical solution.
The numerical accuracy of the solution is ascertained by studying the convergence characteristics of deflections and moments of a cross-ply plate and also by comparison with the available first-order shear deformation theory (FSDT) and classical lamination theory (CLT -based analytical solutions.
The residual concentrations of endosulfan, lindane, partially chlorinated intermediates and the end products were quantified from peak areas obtained through automated integration and also by comparison with known concentrations of the pure standard compounds.
Also by comparison, the entire student debt of every person in America totals only $1.2 trillion; that leaves enough for $10,000 of those Yellen Monopoly bucks to be put in every American man, woman, and child's--and baby's--pocket AFTER paying off everyone's student debt!
Similar observations occurred also by comparison between ESVN and ECVN members.
Control tests were performed according to the references and also by comparison with blank sections.
