Sentence examples for best compare from inspiring English sources

The experimental strategy here was to best compare the rate of As V) formation under light and dark conditions at extended reaction times.

Our results best compare to those of Arnold et al., who tested bone-patellar-tendon-bone autografts preconditioned on a tension board for 20 min (Arnold et al. 2005).

Specific developments were considered per emission sector, including power generation, industrial activities, domestic– commercial, solvents, on road traffic, biogenic emissions, ports and airports, to best compare the present base case scenario with the future mobility scenarios generated for 2015.

With its new "Home Value Tool," Redfin aims to bring the human element back into the equation by allowing users to select a number of homes that they believe best compare with the home they are trying to get an estimate for.

Redfin notes that giving users more input into the evaluation process allows them to "select the homes that best compare to their own, which is important because a home's actual value is often affected by factors that are difficult for computers to capture, such as a certain view, traffic noise, or unique architectural features".

To be able to best compare the nonlinear with the linear case, we constructed a nonlinearity that only implements such positive boost for too low activities m t + n t and remains linear for too large activities (see upper panel of Fig. 10b).

For the Lib Dems, AV is a third best compared with the more proportional systems, AV plus and STV.

Moody's, meanwhile, said that it expected growth next year of "1 percent at best," compared with earlier expectations of 1.8 percent.

They can be best compared to reliefs, and in fact, the Fujifilm van Goghs have been named "Relievos".

Suddenly, though, his father dies and leaves in his will a description of 12 wines he considers the world's best, comparing them to the disciples of Jesus.

The company said profit in the quarter ending Dec. 31 would be flat at best compared with results in the period a year earlier.