The phrase "article in comparison to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the differences or similarities between two articles or pieces of writing.
Example: "In this study, we will analyze the findings of the first article in comparison to the second article to highlight key differences."
Alternatives: "article versus" or "article compared to".
The restaurants, film festival stars and horse racing lionized in the article pale in comparison to the Norman- dy D-Day sites, which were not even mentioned.
But the ratio of valuation to invested capital (VIC) for many of the deals highlighted in that article pale in comparison to some of the multiples to be found in mobile.
The focus of miRNAs research on Alzheimer's is relatively new, there are in total 187 articles in PubMed in comparison to 1713 articles on miRNA research in Breast cancer (as of 25 th Nov 2014).
"The articles are somewhat technical in comparison to a CNN article," says Jarrett.
The decision to normalize values has been taken due to low number of articles for miRNA, e.g. 37 articles related to miRNA were published in comparison to 561169 articles in the whole MEDLINE for the year 2002.
In addition, it has been shown that doctors in Scandinavia remembered more after reading an article in their native language in comparison to the same material in English [ 5].
The health-evidence.ca SR search filter, while having greater sensitivity, resulted in an additional 67 articles having to be read in comparison to the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network filter.
In comparison to the articles published in 1994, there were significantly more articles that completely cataloged applied statistics (74.3% vs 47.4%) (P <.0001), and there was a significant improvement in appropriateness of statistical usage (56.4% vs 30.3%) (P <.0001).
Like the anencephaly rates inferred from the 1999 Guardian article [ 57], these rates are high in comparison to population rates reported in the West.
