Sentence examples for be a direct comparison from inspiring English sources

"At some point there needs to be a direct comparison," he says.

Unfortunately there does not appear to be a direct comparison study to evaluate whether case-based teaching overall is in fact more effective (i.e. yielding better results) than system-based teaching.

"There is an episode of Nathan Barley where they produce an issue of Sugar Ape magazine called 'The VICE Issue,' which wasn't meant to be a direct comparison – it was a coincidence, literally just a coincidence.

In order to avoid numerical artifacts associated with the singular and sudden rise in biodiversity around the early Cambrian, we truncated all time series at 519 million years ago (Ma), except for the results reported in Figure 1, which are designed to be a direct comparison with those of [1].

In some cases, this will be a direct comparison of two different technologies.

The light microscopy examination of ileal tissue gave gap density measure in 2-D and would not be a direct comparison with the 3-D findings.

That's a direct comparison.

Judge Buchwald also said there was a direct comparison to consent requirements placed on physicians when they perform a circumcision.

To date, however, there has never been a direct comparison between 2 different implant designs from the same modular family.

It was as though there is no room for analogy unless it's a direct comparison and no room for words on the niqab other than "Hurray for it" or "Ban it".

Although induced by various opioids and NX administration schedules, lacking is a direct comparison of different induction protocols with respect to withdrawal severity.