Sentence examples for be seen by comparing from inspiring English sources

The change can be seen by comparing two New Zealand careers.

The significance of thermoregulation can be seen by comparing today's reptiles with mammals.

The extent of these contrasts can be seen by comparing two articles appearing on consecutive days in the Moscow Times.

This can be seen by comparing the sensitive Loess trendline to a simple linear trendline, as in the following chart.

Evidence for the benefits of this can be seen by comparing the city streets of Bristol and Bilbao on a Friday night.

This can most readily be seen by comparing the relations between the forms of words and their syntactic functions in different languages.

In complicated terrain this operation can be slow and inaccurate, as can be seen by comparing maps made on the ground with those made subsequently from aerial photographs.

The importance of social milieu can be seen by comparing the elegant Manichaean literature directed to the court with the more vulgar language of the Christian literature directed to the lower classes.

This can be seen by comparing Fig. 3b with c.

Clearly, much variation exists, as can be seen by comparing horses with turtles, birds, and starfish.

The influence of U UL can be seen by comparing curves in Figure 7.