Sentence examples for comparative yardstick from inspiring English sources
To cite just one comparative yardstick, the lifespan of a Luo living in Homa Bay, on Lake Victoria, averages 38; a Kikuyu living in the tribal heartland in Nyeri can expect to reach 62.
By any comparative yardstick, I am the sentimental one at graduation.
A potential limitation of only using rodents as the yardstick in such comparative studies is that it overlooks those genes that have only emerged recently in the primate line-age, which likely determine primate-specific traits.
There is also evidence on rigorously-surveyed alcohol consumption habits and reliable consumption statistics from Finland, which thus provides both a methodological and substantial yardstick for interpretation of the comparative results from the Baltic countries.
Using one yardstick made stocks comparable.
We compare four different designs: the uniform yardstick, the unweighted uniform yardstick, the discriminatory yardstick, and the best-practice yardstick.
A new readability yardstick.
A better yardstick is education.
But that is not the proper yardstick.
