Sentence examples for by explicitly comparing from inspiring English sources

Japan's prime minister Shinzo Abe sent a shiver through the global diplomatic community today, by explicitly comparing tensions between Tokyo and Beijing to animosity between European powers in the run-up to the First World War.

This guided crowd model is validated by explicitly comparing its density speed and density flow diagrams with fundamental diagrams.

This isn't just speculation: In August 2017, an Arizona lawmaker said he wanted to use unmasking laws to go after Antifa protestors by explicitly comparing them to the KKK.

For example, we may be interested in determining whether a computationally predicted splicing isoform matches an already known one, or one predicted with a different method: accomplishing this by explicitly comparing the arrangements of exons and introns is tedious and error-prone.

This design investigates judgement accuracy by explicitly comparing participants' judgements with the ecological criteria.

One way to do this is by explicitly comparing the health state 'dead' to the EQ-5D-5L health states that are being judged in the DC task.

After more than two years of research, which included heavy lobbying by the meat industries, the Commission released its report explicitly comparing the state of agriculture today to the "military industrial complex" feared by Dwight Eisenhower.

We did not explicitly compare isolation by distance as Gustafson and Winans (1999) do.

We explicitly compared their relative performance as measured by common responsiveness indices and by different external clinical criteria for change.

Even though it was not justified by a significant three-way interaction, we also explicitly compared pro-cue stay and pro-cue switch trials, using the frequencies of the 'yellow' and 'orange' maps (see Figure 2Biii).

However, studies conducted to date have not explicitly compared such interventions to management by GPs.