Sentence examples for comparable addresses from inspiring English sources

It's "less exclusive in character than comparable addresses, with a democratic mood which I am certain represents the future".

"A prestigious shopping destination, of course," he adds, "but one that is less exclusive in character than comparable addresses, with a democratic mood, which I am certain represents the future and is also, historically, a distinctly American ideal".

(New York boasts a somewhat comparable address in the Delacorte Theater in Central Park).

In his 2010 review in The New York Times, Matt Wolf hinted that New York has a comparable address in the Delacorte Theater in Central Park.

In this study, we adapted an existing method from economics (the poverty index) with a comparable goal, addressing the question of how many people live below the poverty line in any given country, a formula developed for socioeconomic studies by Amartya Sen [17].

The response rate in this study did not differ from comparable studies addressing the same topic in ICU survivors.

Another measure showed improvement before and after the speech, with the pattern again largely comparable to previous addresses.

Overall mortality was 7.8 %, which is low compared to current literature regarding (severe) sepsis [ 3, 4], but comparable to literature addressing SIRS and fever in the ED settings [ 5- 8].

The numerous studies examining where efforts to conserve biodiversity should be targeted are not matched by comparable research efforts addressing how conservation investments should be structured and what balance of conservation approaches works best in what contexts.

Precisely and comprehensively capturing the accessory information for a transcriptomic study as meta-annotations, is an important precursor to identification of comparable experiments that address the biological question at hand.

Unfortunately, few comparable studies have addressed this issue (e.g., Vidaeff and Sever 2005), and these were limited to a small number of EDCs (Hosie et al. 2000; Longnecker et al. 2002; Vrijheid et al. 2003).