Sentence examples for comparing in from inspiring English sources

Speaking to the Daily Record, the often outspoken Nine Inch Nails frontman talked candidly about his family, his past struggles with drugs and alcohol and his age, comparing in particular the current music scene with his past experiences.

In the nineteen-eighties, two child psychologists at the University of Kansas, Betty Hart and Todd Risley, began comparing, in detail, how parents of different social classes talked with their children.

Table 1 shows the mean relative transcription values of the five genes, comparing in vivo and in vitro expression.

To our knowledge, this is the first study comparing, in critically ill patients, PSV to proportional ventilation during exercise.

However, caution must be extended when comparing in vitro models to the multi-factorial and multi-cellular in vivo environment.

The fate of these metals during dredging was evaluated by comparing in situ geochemistry with that of sediments oxidized by seawater in laboratory experiments.

Data were extracted from an ongoing randomized controlled trial comparing in-person motivational interviewing to a motivational computer intervention (R01 DA029010-01 National Institute on Drug Abuse).

We evaluate the robustness of the protocol by comparing in-filled (or proxy) values with a true reference set for surface reflectance.

In this study, we found the observation by fabricating free-standing YSZ thick films and measuring and comparing in-plain and across-plain conductivities.

Remote access to a stroke specialist is now possible, and recent studies comparing in-person consultation with remote consultation suggest that telemedicine is a promising solution to the lack of local expertise.

After finding what they want and intend to buy, they are whipping out their iOS and Android devices and comparing in-store prices with those of online giants, most notably Amazon.