Sentence examples for charting similarities from inspiring English sources

Charting similarities between languages isn't enough to claim a universal grammar, Keenan says.

To answer this question, we performed a comparative analysis of the different tools that are currently used to assess the administrative and service delivery capabilities of health facilities in LMICs, charting their similarities and differences.

It's already something of a commonplace to chart the similarities of "Inception" to Martin Scorsese's "Shutter Island," and the points of comparison are worth a look.

Although stylometry can chart stylistic similarities, it is not a useful tool for the analysis of literary influence.

Create a two-column chart examining the similarities and differences.

The department also provided a disingenuous chart suggesting significant similarities between the Defense Council's recommendations and those adopted by Mr. Cheney's task force.

In the front of the room, Kathleen Kearns, a first-year teacher, strained to get her 20 students to understand how to use a chart to classify similarities and differences between two characters in a book.

His clever and simple chart shows the stark similarities between the two brands' typeface.

[Even] I'm still writing songs that sound like Baba O'Riley – or I'm trying to!" Townshend's comments followed a rumour circulating on social media – whose origin is unclear – that the Who were trying to "delete" Best Song Ever from either YouTube or singles chart consideration due to its similarities with their 1971 classic.

Additionally, a statistical analysis of natural macrocycles has been performed lately [4], ring systems were examined with respect of their structural similarities [5] by charting natural products in general [6].

As this chart suggests, there are some interesting similarities.