Sentence examples for as point of comparison from inspiring English sources

(As point of comparison, Herceptin — the most promising new drug for women with advanced breast cancer — extends patients' lives by a median of five months compared with those who receive chemotherapy without it).

The relative fluorescence excited by 645 nm was used as point of comparison until day 20.

The fluorescence excited by 645 nm long light was the highest and was used as point of comparison.

Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) shows thermal stability of nanocomposites improved by ≈40 °C when 10% weight loss was selected as point of comparison.

As point of comparison, the 2011 revolution in Egypt was not a "Twitter revolution", but the result of a highly stratified society, where real wages had been decreasing more than 20 years but strikes were forbidden, and where state repression was rising and poverty was increasing.

Symptoms were classified using a sensitivity analysis, considering the patients' report as point of comparison: >0.75, high degree of agreement beyond chance; 0.40 to 0.75, fair agreement beyond chance and <0.40, low degree of agreement.

(Friends! They're just like us!) And yet, according to Eckler's research, we treat them as points of comparison, not identification.

Sandpiles, holography, human skin, machines, the midlife crisis, Kristallnacht, and slavery are all brought in by Gore as points of comparison to environmental phenomena.

Why do we mention social apps as points of comparison?

We also included some other major institutions as points of comparison.

If you don't want to use those other countries as points of comparison, that date could be adjusted.