Sentence examples for comparative points of view from inspiring English sources
It is therefore important to provide the pertinent energy performance information for the designers or decision-makers from multidisciplinary and comparative points of view.
Based on the above two possible solutions, the Public Policy Research Department of China's Economic Reform Research Society further put forward three comparative points of view, involving the administrative-oriented point of view, the conservative market-oriented point of view, and the progressive market-oriented point of view [ 7].
Chapter six, "English and Chinese: Similarities and Differences", approaches the issue of language and education from a comparative point of view.
In a comparative point of view, we also recognise that past research has identified significant differences in the performance of Indigenous and non-indigenous students (Centre for Community Child Health & Telethon Institute for Child Health Research, 2009; Leigh & Gong, 2008).
Importantly from a comparative point of view, the keas and the ravens differed in their performance, as the keas did not choose by exclusion.
From a comparative point of view with in vitro generated mutants, mutational pathways appear to be very similar in both conditions.
From a comparative point of view, we hypothesize that high and unrestricted rates of proliferation in the adult hippocampus might be a feature of short-living mammals, where neurogenesis may be affordable and sufficient to supply the plasticity functions attributed to newly generated cells throughout a fairly short life span.
"And to adopt a comparative point of view with respect to the slowly evolving vertebrates".
From a comparative point of view, in particular, they offered a specific advantage.
From a comparative point of view both canine and human blood present the same trend when centrifuged for PC preparation.
From a comparative point of view, this study shows that the main properties of Purkinje neurons are conserved between fish and mammals.
