Sentence examples for an explicit comparison from inspiring English sources

She makes an explicit comparison with the United States.

Carey draws an explicit comparison between the clockwork automata that so fascinate Catherine and Henry and the characters themselves.

Although the book does not make an explicit comparison to our current political moment, the parallels are hard to ignore.

Metaphor, that implies comparison between two unlike entities, as distinguished from simile, an explicit comparison signalled by the words "like" or "as".

(And this was obvious without an explicit comparison).

For an explicit comparison of the mimimalist and the typelogical view on structural control, see Vermaat (2004).

To do so, we undertook a spatially explicit comparison of the 29 overlapping years of a time series representing 1984 2012, with a time series representing 1984 2016.

In the veiled language of diplomacy, it would be difficult to make a more explicit comparison between two parallel struggles.

This provides a more explicit comparison of experimental results with theoretical models.

For future research, one may carry out a more explicit comparison between this GLMM approach (where spatial variation not explained by individual-level factors are modelled using spatial random effects) and a main alternative, a multilevel model, whereby the effects of aggregate characteristics of each individual's village and/or district, if available, are considered.

Specifically: 1) Toning down the claims about the superiority and power of the new method, perhaps providing a more explicit comparison to commercial packages.