Sentence examples for comparative way from inspiring English sources

And they say it in a comparative way, compared with China and India and —.

Biosorption potential of different species is also being assessed in a comparative way.

In the fourth section, we highlight similarities in outcomes in a comparative way.

This model also permits the evaluation of different test approaches (in an individual or comparative way).

In order to have a relevant overview various on-line separation techniques are considered in a comparative way.

To date, however, little is known in a systematic and comparative way about national culture and its effects on firms' corporate sustainability activities in Asian context.

For example, assuming that birds are conscious — a common assumption among neuroscientists and ethologists due to the extensive cognitive repertoire of birds — there are comparative neuroanatomical ways to validate some of the principal, currently competing, mammalian consciousness brain theories.

It's editor SA Smith is himself impressively cosmopolitan, an expert on both Soviet and Chinese communism, and almost all of the book's 36 essays – written by an international cast of scholars – are comparative in some way.

Ed Kilgore agrees: "At some point, and some time soon, Mitt Romney is going to have to begin making not only a more positive case for his candidacy but a comparative case by way of attacking his rivals … Mitt cannot safely continue to just raise money and lie in the weeds hoping the 2012 nomination will be delivered to him".

Schroeder argues that if we see health as fundamentally comparative in this way we can recast several conceptual, ethical and policy debates.

Overall this work details a four way comparative analysis of differentially vulnerable motor neurons using high resolution transcriptional profiling.