Sentence examples for ample comparisons from inspiring English sources
Being away in Holland and Belgium last week, there was no rugby league to be found but ample comparisons to be made between Super League and the top football leagues across the sea from Hull.
Brain gene expression data also provides ample comparisons with previously published findings, mostly focusing on brain tissue gene expression in primitively and advanced eusocial species [ 9, 18].
We have also provided ample Supplemental Materials with comparisons to other approaches, additional information regarding our results, a complete set Eugene designs, and more information regarding how to write Eugene programs.
Pettitte's impressive body of work, accumulated over 16 seasons, provides ample fodder for comparison.
It's located almost directly behind the Met's spectacular medieval galleries, allowing ample opportunities for comparison between topnotch examples of the kinds of medieval objects that inspired the Pre-Raphaelites and the results of that inspiration.
In comparison, ample evidence supports the involvement of ER-PM and ER-mitochondrial MCSs in Ca2+ exchange.
Although I think there is ample room for comparison between the automotive industry and higher education, for those who disagree, here is another example.
The head-to-head comparison between 2 different biological agents is available only in 2 RCTs, the ADACTA trial (comparing TCZ and ADA monotherapies) and the AMPLE trial (comparing ABT and ADA, both on top of MTX) (Table 2).
If this comparison shows ample differences in the resulting images, then TIC is not recommended.
"Perhaps the 'study of budgeting' is just another expression for the 'study of politics' The opportunities for comparison are ample, the outcomes are specific and quantifiable" (Wildavsky 1974, p 3).
For the targeted case finding comparison, there will be 19,152 eligible in each arm, giving ample power for the primary comparison (based on above assumptions 448 new cases from Opportunistic arm and 771 from Active arm).
