Sentence examples for be compared only with from inspiring English sources

David Garcia, Arizona schools research director, says schools will be compared only with those where students have similar socioeconomic backgrounds or "extenuating circumstances".

Canova's position in the following 20 years may be compared only with that enjoyed by Bernini in the 17th century.

EQUITIES are not, of course, mere financial assets, to be compared only with such other assets as bonds or bank deposits.

The collection of fish skeletons at the American Museum of Natural History, in New York, is in many respects unrivalled, and can be compared only with skeletal collections in London, Paris, and Chicago.

Photographs were then grouped according to the codes, and a new suspect could be compared only with the photos that had similar measurements, instead of with the entire portfolio.

The significance of the image of the saint in the theology, piety, and liturgy of the Eastern Orthodox Church can be judged historically from the fact that the struggle over holy images within Orthodox Church history brought about a movement whose scope and meaning can be compared only with the Reformation of Luther and Calvin.

Colleges will undoubtedly push for the creation of many rating subcategories and sub-subcategories, so that each institution is compared only with others that are almost identical.

Finally, the majority of these protocols have been compared only with original protocols (AODV, AOMDV, DSR, SMR,…), which do not explicitly consider energy consumption, and thus, these performance evaluations are not fair.

For example, in Adams and Neumark (2005b), the experiences of cities enacting living wages laws were compared only with cities in which living wage laws were approved but then overturned or annulled by judicial rulings, legislative decisions, etc.

Internal validation is the other type clustering evaluation, where the evaluation of the clustering is compared only with the result itself, i.e., the structure of found clusters and their relations to each other.

When our students' test scores are compared only with the other nine states with an ACT requirement, Illinois scores pretty well.