Sentence examples for comparative but from inspiring English sources

"Bernie and Felder are proud guitar players and to me, and I don't mean to make their work comparative, but respectively, they're carrying on the work of Clarence White and Duane Allman.

We study experimentally the effect on individual behavior of comparative, but payoff-irrelevant, information in a near-minimal group setting.

17 Campus B having a comparative, but not absolute, advantage over A with respect to graduations among less prepared students, as in Panel (a) of Figure 1, is not enough to generate the implications of the mismatch hypothesis.

And (2) a comparative (but not significant) increase of systolic blood pressure was observed in the intervention group compared to the control group.

> The map-based, high-quality sequence of Nipponbare has been typically used as a reference for not only comparative, but also functional genomics.

This suggests that perhaps a simple normalisation of the signals is not the most appropriate technique for making the two signals comparative, but that further parameters such as the standard deviation of the values also may need to be considered.

The C.D.C. study provides comparative risks but not absolute risks.

People can ask doctors for comparative information, but many patients would fear giving offense.

"Lots of companies run comparative campaigns, but the effective ones need to be credible and authentic," he added.

Federer is thirty-five; Nadal is thirty — a comparative youngster, but his physical style of play is brutal on his body.

The commission was "not influenced by the submissions regarding comparative cases but believed the other parts of Mr Balotelli's submissions were sincere and entirely honest".